How to make a single crochet decrease, (sc2tog)
This video demonstrates how to make a double crochet decrease which is abbreviated as dc dec, and also known as dc2tog.
This stitch along with other decreasing stitches are essential when you’re adding shape to your crochet pattern.
This is a photo tutorial of the cross stitch that I used in my crossing over patterns. So far I have published the Crossing Over Cowl and the Crossing Over Beanie. And a few more patterns are coming soon that use the same stitch. Hope you will enjoy the free patterns and hopefully the tutorial below will be of help.
This crocheted button is perfect for holding things in place. It can be crocheted up in a worsted weight yarn or in a size three crochet thread. Both do the job and look great!
This crochet photo tutorial is for Alternating Between the Front and Back Loops. The stitch pattern is very easy and can be incorporated into any project that is worked in the rounds.
A crochet loop stitch tutorial that gives step-by-step instructions on how to make the crochet loop stitch.
A photo tutorial showing how to crochet an infinity cowl. The cowl is crocheted with a half twist in the chains and worked in a continuous round until complete.
Here is a short crochet tutorial on how to make a loop stitch with beads. The beaded loop stitch is a great way to add some additional decoration to just about any type of crochet project.