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 video tutorial demonstrates how to make crochet handles for bags. It is an easy technique that can be used on any stitch pattern and any sized bag.
There are many variations, but all concepts are basically the same. This video demonstrates how to make the crochet cross stitch. Although there are many variations of this crochet stitch; the concept is pretty much the same as you skip one or more stitches and then you go back and crochet into the skipped stitches….
Crochet video tutorial demonstrating step by step on how to make a half double crochet stitch (hdc).
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.
Interlocked crochet is great for scarves and cowls, belts, market bags and who know what else! The fabric is totally different than regular crocheted fabric due to the amount of loops it contains. You can basically shrink it down to nothing or expand it super wide.