It's tempting to jump right in and start making the scarf, but get into the habit ofchecking your gauge. Gauge is an expression of the relationship between stitches worked and inches created. To checkyourgauge, crochet a gauge swatch measuring at least four inches square (bigger is better)....
In this crochet beanie video tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a stylish, cozy hat step-by-step, making it perfect for beginners and experienced crocheters alike. Whether you’re making a beanie as a gift or for yourself, this tutorial will give you all the skills and confidence to c...
Congrats! You competed one extended single crochet! You may create a swatch of extended single crochets or use this stitch in combination with other crochet stitches. To create a swatch, chain 1 for your turning chain. Need more help? Let me know and I’ll be sure to answer! This entr...
When you answer these questions, choose the stitch you like, or look for a free crochet pattern. There are TONS of them online (andTONS of them on our website!), so you’ve got plenty to choose from. For those who want to learn how to make a baby blanket, checkEasy-Peasy Baby Bl...
First I’m going to start out with a small swatch. Just use a piece of work you want to practice your double crochets on. You can even start out with a chain as long as you desire. Note that when you make a new row of double crochets you must chain 3 before starting your double...
Single crochet 2 together – sc2tog stitch – st Pattern: Chain in multiples of 2 (Swatch example, Chain 10) 1 sc in 2nd st from hook, *1ch, sk 1ch, 1sc into next ch; rep from * to end, turn. (9 stitches) 1 ch, 1sc in 1st st of row, sc2tog inserting hook into each ...
Directions are for one size, infant to 3 months. Gauge: 5 dc=1″; 2 rows dc=1″ Materials: 4 oz. 3-ply baby acrylic Steel crochet hook size 0 4 small buttons for jacket Note: If you are unfamiliar with the loop stitch, we suggest you work up a small swatch for practice. The ...
How to Knit: Essential Skills for Getting Started Medium-weight #4 yarn in 2 colors US 7 (4.5 mm) straight knitting needles Scissors Tape measure Stitch gauge Yarn needle, for weaving in ends US 7 (4.5 mm) crochet hook (or smaller), for fringe or fixing mistakes How to Knit: Advanced...
Confused by which size of a sweater pattern to make? To get the best fit you'll want to know what size you are, and how to read the sizing information provided in your pattern. What size are you? Just like in ready to wear clothing, there isn't really a consistent sizing system...
Work 1 half double crochet stitch in each of the remaining stitches. Start Row 2 To add another row of half-double crochet, chain 2 and turn your work. You will now be looking at the backside of your swatch. Remember: Some patterns will count the turning chain as a stitch; others will...