How do I make a Single Crochet? Great Question! I have compiled and illustrated over some photos of my own work to show you exactly what to do. I have also provided commentary on each photo to explain to you exactly what I’m doing and why. If you prefer to crochet along with me, Check out my video tutorial!

How do I make a Slip Stitch? Today I’m going to show you how. I have compiled and illustrated over some photos of my own work to show you exactly what to do. I have also provided commentary on each photo to explain to you exactly what I’m doing and why. If you prefer to crochet along with me, Check out my video tutorial!

How do I make a half double crochet? You came to the right place to find out! I have compiled and illustrated over some photos of my own work to show you exactly what to do. I have also provided commentary on each photo to explain to you exactly what I’m doing and why. I know for me, when I am learning something new, I like to learn the why because it helps me remember the method. If you prefer to crochet along with me, Check out the my video tutorial on any of my social medial platforms.

How do I make a double crochet? You came to the right place to find out! I have compiled and illustrated over some photos of my own work to show you exactly what to do. I have also provided commentary on each photo to explain to you exactly what I’m doing and why. If you prefer to crochet along with me, I also have my video tutorial imbedded in this post.

In this tutorial, I will show step by step how to properly execute a seamless invisible Color Change, mid pattern.

In this tutorial, I will show you one method I use to keep a straight seam while crocheting in the round, and prevent stitch spiraling. In this particular round, I will alternate between crocheting in the finishing Slip Stitch and not.

In this tutorial, I will show you one method I use to keep a straight seam while crocheting in the round, and prevent stitch spiraling. In this particular method, I will alternate whether I crochet in the first Stitch of the round at the beginning or end of the round.