Puff Stitch – Photo Tutorial
Puff stitches add texture and detail to your crochet project. Learn how to crochet puff stitches in this step by step photo tutorial.
Starting Treble Decrease (Starting double Decrease US) – Photo Tutorial
Starting treble decrease stitches (starting tr2togs) are used when a one stitch decrease is required at the beginning of a row. Here’s how:
Starting Double Crochet (Single In US) Stitches – Photo Tutorial
Ditch turning chains and use starting stitches instead. Starting stitches are the neatest way to start a new row in crochet. They create neat edges, rather than the bumpy, uneven edges that turning chains create.
Double crochet Stitches (single crochet US) – Photo Tutorial
If you are a beginner crocheter, you are likely learning how to make double crochet stitches (dc in UK terminology)/ single…
Starting Half treble crochet (Starting half Double US) – Photo Tutorial
If you haven’t yet mastered starting crochet stitches, now is the time. I use them in almost every pattern now because they are so much better than turning chains.
Herringbone half treble 2 together (Herringbone half double 2 together US) – Photo Tutorial
Well, that’s a mouthful to say! I tend to abbreviate this to HBhtr2tog (UK) and HBhdc2tog (US) within my crochet patterns….
Herringbone half treble Crochet (Herringbone half double in US) – Photo Tutorial
Herringbone half treble (half double in US) is crocheted in almost the same way as a standard half treble (half double), but with one extra step that makes ALL the difference! This could be your new favourite stitch…
Double Slip Stitch – Photo Tutorial
Making Double slip stitches These are easy to crochet once you get your head around the fact that one double slip…