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Most motifs are not worked in rows but are worked in rounds from the center out. Unless otherwise stated in the pattern in …
A slip knot is the starting point for just about everything you'll do in knitting. It is also the basis for all …
Single crochet is the most common basic crochet stitch that will result in a meth …
The simplest method of decreasing is to simply knit or purl two stitches together as one. This is known as a knit two toge …
The long-tail cast on, also called the thumb method or the slingshot method, produces a very elastic edge. It is particula …
Double Crochet (DC) is a very common crochet stitch that is taller than single crochet and half-double crochet. Watch this step-by-step video tutorial to learn how it’s done
"Knitting into the front and back of a stitch is one of the easiest and most common knit increases. On a knit row, work in …"
The V-stitch seems to be taking the crochet world by storm right now. It is a classic crochet stitch that is very easy to …
The backwards loop method is the easiest method of casting on, but the edge might not be suitable for all projects. …
To increase the width of a basic crochet fabric, 2 or more stitches must be worked into 1 stitch at the point specified in …
After you fasten off, a method of finishing off a crochet project in which the yarn is secured so that the piece will not …
Almost all crochet begins with a foundation chain, which is a series of chain stitches beginning with a slip knot. You the …
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