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 photo crochet tutorial on working on opposite side of chain, also known as the free loops of your starting chains.
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.
A few tips on how to skip stitches before and after fpdc and bpdc stitches. This tutorial was created to help with my spiral textured seed stitch bag.
Crochet tutorial showing how to crochet into the back bump of your starting chains. It’s a nice technique for keeping the top and the bottom of the stitches looking the same.
This is a short tutorial on how to slip stitch around a bead.
A photo tutorial showing how to crochet the front post extended double crochet. The stitch is great for lengthening the rows as well as for adding more texture.