Crochet tutorials to teach you how to make things will be found in this section. Video and photo tutorials are available for most of the patterns on my site!
The back bump of the starting chain is an easy technique that gives your crochet projects a clean, polished edge. It adds stretch to your foundation row and makes it easier to work the next row of stitches. This step-by-step…
Say goodbye to the traditional slip stitch and chain 1 method when joining new yarn! This simple technique is perfect for amigurumi and single crochet projects. With a professional finish and an easy-to-learn process, it will quickly become your favorite…
Joining new yarn is something every crocheter needs to do at some point, especially when working with multiple colors or finishing a skein. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to join new yarn with a slip stitch so your…
Looking for a sturdy, beautiful potholder design? This Waistcoat Stitch Potholder is the perfect project to learn the waistcoat stitch while creating a thick, durable fabric. Made with Worsted Weight Cotton Yarn, it offers strength and heat resistance, ideal for…
There are many different techniques for joining granny squares. This collection of tutorials includes 20 Unique Ways to Join Afghan Squares. Each of the techniques includes either a photo tutorial or a video tutorial to help you successfully master the…
As a crocheter, you are always on the lookout for ways to improve your craft. Have you ever heard of the foundation single crochet stitch? This versatile stitch is a game-changer for your projects. Not only does it eliminate the…
If you’re brand new to crochet and you’ve never picked up a crochet hook, then my step-by-step How to Crochet series was made for you. How to Crochet for Absolute Beginners Ready to jump right in? Grab your yarn and…
Don’t let your stashed yarn go to waste! Upcycle it into these crochet dishcloth projects that are not only eco-friendly but also a practical addition to any kitchen. Do you find yourself constantly buying new dishcloths? Or maybe you’re concerned…
What if I told you that you don’t have to use a magic ring to start your projects in the round? Well, you don’t! Try one of these Magic Ring Alternatives instead! Many people are intimidated by beginning a project…
A sc2tog is the crochet abbreviation used for “single crochet 2 together”. This stitch is used when a Crochet Designer wants you to decrease your stitches by one. Essentially, we do this by combining two stitches together, to create a single crochet stitch. Learn how to crochet this stitch with my step by step photo and video tutorials
Learn how to decrease your stitches easily using a sc3tog (single crochet 3 together). This crochet tutorial post includes my quick video tutorial and my step-by-step photo tutorial. sc3tog tutorials A sc3tog is a crochet term used in US crochet…
A sc2tog is the crochet abbreviation used for “single crochet 2 together”. This stitch is used when a Crochet Designer wants you to decrease your stitches by one. Essentially, we do this by combining two stitches together, to create a single crochet stitch. Learn how to crochet this stitch with my step by step photo and video tutorials
