How to Crochet Standing Stitches. CROCHET LIKE A PRO - How to Make Chainless Foundation Crochet Stitches. Textured Crochet Stitch Pattern {Video Tutorial} Bloglovin’ #Crochet Tutorial: How to Crochet in the 3rd Loop of the Hdc! The Ups and Downs Slouchy Beanie uses a variety of stitches, and one of them is the half double crochet, worked into the “third loop.”
Where is this mysterious loop? Well, let me show you! Video Tutorial: Chainless Starting Double Crochet in the Magic Ring. Previously, I’ve made video tutorials for the Chainless Starting Double Crochet, and for the Magic Circle, aka the Magic Ring.
But I had a reader ask – can you combine the two? You betcha! Here’s how to work the chainless starting double crochet in the magic circle! Chainless Starting Double Crochet in the Magic Ring Video Tutorial How to CSDC in the Magic Ring – Right Handed How to CSDC in the Magic Ring – Left Handed. How to Crochet the Herringbone Half Double Crochet Stitch. New year!
Time to learn new crochet stitches! Here’s a fun one that’s not too tricky if you already know the half double crochet: herringbone half double crochet. This stitch creates a herringbone texture. A project with a solid background of stitches can be missing a certain level of excitement (both visually and as you work it). Tamara Kelly - Moogly. How to Add Fringe to Your Crochet (or Knit) Projects » Blackstone Designs. Fringe is a beautiful final touch on so many projects!
It works well on blankets, sweaters, bags, and so much more! Let me show you how to add fringe to your crochet or knit projects quickly and easily. This post contains affiliate links. At no extra cost to you, I may receive a small commission from purchases made through affiliate links, which helps me to keep bringing awesome free content! Padded Single Crochet.
I recently got an email from a reader asking me to do a video tutorial for Padded Single Crochet.
Well that was a new one to me! I did some digging and learned as much as I could about the Padded Single Crochet – and now I’ll teach you! Improved Chainless Starting Double Crochet. A few years ago I shared the way I make a Chainless Starting Double Crochet.
And it was a big hit, and I’ve used it (and recommended it) in dozens of patterns since. But somewhere over the last couple years, I started adding one more step, which I think makes it even better. So I’m dubbing this one the Improved Chainless Starting Double Crochet! Disclaimer: Product support provided by Furls; this post includes affiliate links. First, if you aren’t familiar with the “standard” way of making a Chainless Starting Double Crochet, CLICK HERE. The Y Stitch. When I was learning to crochet, I came across the Y stitch.
It was too difficult for me at the time – you want me to put the hook where?? But a recent reader request led me to take another look at this stitch – and I realized just how easy it now is! So here’s how to crochet the Y stitch! Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. Video Tutorial: Invisible Decreases. Decreasing in crochet is usually done in one of two ways.
The most common is working “2tog” – where you make the first half of the stitch in two stitches, and finish them as one stitch. The other common method is to just skip a stitch all together! But there are times when these methods just won’t do. How to Crochet the Back & Front Loop Half Double Crochet. In celebration of National Crochet Month, every Friday during March I am sharing a brand new crochet stitch tutorial with you!
That is 5 new crochet stitches for your repertoire. This is week #2, if you missed last week’s stitch you can find it HERE. Tutorial - (Almost) Invisible, Single Crochet Increase - Stitches n Scraps. How crochet the Invisible Single Crochet Decrease - Photo and Video Tutorial - Nicki's Homemade Crafts. All rights reserved.
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Only Free Crochet Patterns Public Group. Free Crochet Tutorial Houndstooth Stitch - Crochet 'n' Create. Free Crochet Tutorial Houndstooth Stitch – A two color stitch which is used for everything from tablet covers to dishcloths, this popular pattern is also often looked on as a kind of plaid stitch and is very pretty when crocheted. I hope you enjoy my version of it from the instructions below and are able to make many projects. Disclaimer: This site contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase after clicking on an affiliate link, I may receive a small commission (at no extra expense to you) The materials used for the swatches were Stylecraft Special DK in colors Midnight, Cream and Vintage Peach using a 5.00mm Clover crochet hook. Learn How To Make The Crochet Chevron Stitch With This Video! - YarnHookNeedles. Tutorial: Alternative Beginning Double Crochet Method. When working in rows of double crochet, the common method to start a new row is to chain 3, turn and continue to work double crochets to the end.
However, this method can often create gaps or holes between the chain 3 and the first dc of the row. There are many methods to avoid this and this is one I often use and like. This method is actually the way you would start a row of linked double crochet. I’ve added a quick video to show you how to do it. I hope you enjoy this method. Twisted Single Crochet. If you like the look of Reverse Single Crochet (aka the Crab Stitch), then you’ll love the Twisted Single Crochet! Here’s how it’s made! Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links.
Linked Double Crochet Tutorial. Years ago, I was crocheting a mysterious pineapple stitch market bag (I can’t seem to locate the pattern now) when I ran up against a stitch I hadn’t yet heard of: the linked treble crochet. After a few wonky stitches representing my first learning attempts, I had a band of prettily textured, smooth treble crochet stitches without holes in between them. This seemed like a tiny miracle to me, since as we know the taller stitches in this lovely craft of ours are pretty hole-y. Which is sometimes great. But sometimes not. That pretty linked stitch stuck in my mind long after I finished off the project, so I came back for more – and found that you could link any tall stitch, which I consider one of the handiest little bits of hook wizardry to know! Video: How to Crochet the Knit Stitch (Waistcoat Stitch)
Learn how to crochet the knit stitch successfully in this step-by-step video tutorial. The knit stitch (AKA the waistcoat or center single crochet stitch) can be tricky at first, but trying the few specific tips mentioned in this video, you’ll know how to make crochet look like knitting in no time! Can I make a crochet confession? While I love the freeform nature of crochet, I often prefer the look of knitting. Alternative to Crocheting in the Top of the Chain 3 - ELK Studio - Handcrafted Crochet Designs.
Crochet Picot Stitch Tutorial. There are currently no images from other crafters. close Terms & Conditions You must enter into this Agreement if you want to submit digital images or other content to Prime Publishing through Sharing Customer Images (the "Service"). As used in this Agreement, "we" or "Prime Publishing" means Prime Publishing, LLC. and "you" means the individual or entity submitting materials to Prime Publishing. How to Crochet the Back & Front Loop Half Double Crochet. How To Crochet An Easy Mesh Stitch – Mama In A Stitch.
Learn How To Slip Stitch Crochet. Slip stitch is the shortest of all crochet stitches. Unlike other stitches, slip stitches are not often used on their own to produce a large piece fabric. How to make the Locking Mattress Stitch for Crochet Fabric - Shibaguyz Designz. How to Crochet the Arcade Stitch - Video Tutorial. How To Crochet the Cluster Stitch. Alternative to Crocheting in the Top of the Chain 3 - ELK Studio - Handcrafted Crochet Designs. Two Hands Healing and Creative Arts. Ah picots, very possibly the most feared and hated stitch in crochet. Personally I avoided the picot stitch for a very long time.
When I would look at stitch dictionaries I would skip over any stitch patterns that contained picots. Or if I used those stitch patterns, I would eliminate the picots. In the past I had primarily seen picots used as a decorative element for edgings or borders. These tiny stitches can turn a plain shell stitch into a lavish embellishment, or make “points” have sharper definition. In many of the Japanese stitch dictionaries I own there are stitch patterns where the picot is used as part of the overall fabric not just on the edge. In my designs I’ve kept with using the picot as an edging embellishment. Foundation Double Crochet (FDC) A while back I did a video tutorial for Foundation Single Crochet (FSC), which shared my method for making that stitch. How to Crochet Standing Stitches.
Last week we started the next part of the pattern for our Little Boy Blue Blanket crochet along. In seeing that all the corner triangle parts would be worked from the right side by fastening off at the end of each row and rejoining again to begin the next row, I thought I would like the result better by using standing stitches. Standing stitches are an alternative to beginning chains and it is a handy trick to have in your repertoire. The are also the perfect trick for granny squares! And the thing that is so wonderful is they look just like a stitch because they are a stitch! Yay for no more telltale beginning chains. Basically, a standing stitch is worked just like a regular stitch except that you start it with a slip knot on your hook. Half Double Crochet: Tutorial & Tips You Need to Know.
Watch how to crochet the moss stitch (video tutorial & diagram) Beginning crocheters may find the thought of creating a beautiful project overwhelming. Crochet Techniques ~ Chainless Row Turns SC, HDC, DC. This post may contain affiliate links. If you purchase something from one of these links I will be compensated. This helps keep the free content coming. Thank you. In this post you will find videos, written instructions, and photos teaching you how to turn your crochet rows without a starting chain. I am not a fan of the starting chain in many cases, because it leaves a space between the chain and the next stitch. How to Crochet Extreme Drop Stitch - Free Patterns - C K Crafts. Learn how to make the Drop Point Video Tutorial. Starting and Standing Stitches - Crystals & Crochet. Starting and Standing stitches.
What’s the difference? Well….. a starting stitch is used at the beginning of a round or row, where you are continuing in the same colour. How to Crochet the Dutchess Lace Stitch - Crochet Stitches! Invisible Single Crochet Decrease - Briana K Designs. Invisible Decrease. Watch how to crochet the visually striking arcade stitch. The Arruga Stitch - The Crochet Club. Chevron Stitch or Ripple Stitch. How to Work a Foundation Double Crochet {Photo Tutorial}
Crochet Waffle Texture. How to Make Puff, Bobble and PopCorn Stitches. Crochet Tip of the Week - Turning Chains. 5 Must-Know Tips for Cable Crochet Stitch on Craftsy. How to Crochet: Standing Single Crochet ⋆ Look At What I Made. Chainless Starting Double Crochet: Video and Photo Tutorial. Improved Chainless Starting Double Crochet - moogly. Crochet Cable for Any Size Projects. Let's Learn a New Crochet Stitch! Double Wave. How To: Crochet The Suzette Stitch - Easy Tutorial. #Crochet Video Tutorial: Center Double Crochet! 2 Quick Tips for the Herringbone Half Double Crochet Stitch (Hhdc)