The half double crochet stitch is another of my favorite basic stitches. It’s somewhere between the single crochet and double crochet, height-wise. It’s perfect for those projects that would be too short with a single, and too tall with a double. Read through this quick written and photo tutorial, or
Crochet chain stitches are HARD to work with. It’s easier to lose them, or lose track while counting them. Plus, the way they can twist the wrong way when you’re not paying attention; they’re so sneaky!! When possible, I love substituting a beginning chain with the crochet foundation row. This
For whatever reason, the double crochet is one of my favorite basic stitches. I find it so relaxing and therapeutic to repeat over and over again. You can think I’m crazy, I’m okay with that! Either way, learn with this double crochet stitch tutorial. I’ve provided it written out with
In case you have yet to try the C2C, or Corner-to-Corner crochet technique, this will open up an entire new world for you. C2C works up so quickly once you get the hang of it, and I find it to be super relaxing as I don’t feel it requires as
I promise I didn’t write this stitch tutorial to make you hungry. However, the more I edit this and look at it, I’m getting hungry, so I apologize in advance. I fell in love with this stitch when someone showed it to me, so I just had to figure out
Spring time is here! When I think Spring, the first thing I think is flowers, and tulips are one of my favorite flowers. So, of course I had to write up a quick tutorial for you all on how to crochet the tulip stitch. What You’ll Need Crochet Hook Yarn
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