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.
A short tutorial on how to string beads onto yarn. You can string the beads on in advance if they will be used at the beginning of the project.
A photo tutorial on how to make standing crochet stitches. Standing stitches in crochet are an alternative to making your chains at the beginning of each row or round. They are not only much quicker, but much neater as well. And best of all, unlike your chains, the standing crochet stitches blend in beautifully with the other stitches.
This is a photo tutorial showing how to mark the first and last stitches in the rounds. It helps to take the guess work out in order to maintain a correct stitch count.
Step by step crochet video tutorial on how to make a Jacob’s Ladder Crochet stitch.
A photo tutorial showing how to crochet the magic circle, also known as the magic ring. It’s a great way to start your crochet projects for a nice tight center.
This is a short tutorial on how to make the reverse single crochet stitch. It is worked similarly to a single crochet, only it is worked backwards from left to right.