Stitch Tapestry Crochet Pattern

Stitch Tapestry Crochet Pattern

This crochet pattern features the adorable Stitch, one of the most beloved characters from Lilo and Stitch, Disney cartoon. With his big ears and playful expression, this design instantly adds a fun and charming touch to any handmade project.

The pattern is worked using single crochet (SC) and intarsia colorwork, creating a clean tapestry-style image. It’s perfect for making a cozy kids blanket, bright nursery décor, or a unique wall hanging for Stitch fans.

The finished size of the project depends entirely on the yarn weight and hook size you choose. Using thinner yarn will result in a smaller finished piece, while using thicker yarn will create a larger one. The sample shown in this pattern is made with Aran-weight yarn, and the finished measurements for that version are included in the PDF.

This beginner-friendly pattern uses only basic single crochet stitches, making it accessible for crocheters who want to try tapestry and intarsia crochet techniques. Tapestry crochet works with multiple colors to create clear, graphic designs. The pattern is written in US crochet terminology and uses intarsia colorwork, where yarn colors are dropped and picked up as needed while working across the rows.

To work this pattern, you should be comfortable with single crochet and have a basic understanding of crochet intarsia techniques. The pattern is delivered as an Instant Download PDF, so you can start crocheting your Stitch project right away.

PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS

Medium worsted or Aran weight yarn
Finished size is approx. 26 × 23 inches (65 × 55 cm)
Grid size is 90 × 90 squares
Hook size is 5 or 5.5 mm
Fiber content: any mixed fiber, cotton blend, or 100 percent acrylic yarn will work well.
Total yarn required is 300 g
Lemon: 121 g / 198 m
Black: 40 g / 66 m
Pink: 69 g / 114 m
Blue: 24 g / 40 m
Sky: 16 g / 26 m
White: 1 g / 1 m

GAUGE
14 single crochet stitches and 16 rows measure 4 inches or 10 cm

ABBREVIATIONS
RS right side
WS wrong side

PATTERN NOTES
The blanket is worked using single crochet throughout.
The design is created using tapestry crochet, where each square on the chart represents one single crochet stitch.
Turn at the end of every row and chain 1 to begin the next row. Chain 1 does not count as a stitch.
Since all stitches are single crochet, the written instructions specify the color and the number of stitches to work with that color.
Because the full chart is large, it is divided into multiple sections. You can print each section and tape them together to form the complete graph. You may also use written color instructions or a color block version, depending on your preference.