Sometimes, you’ll need to join with a treble crochet stitch. You can do this by slip stitching to join, chaining 4, and then working your first treble crochet, or you can use a standing treble crochet stitch. This technique allows…
Did you know you don’t have to slip stitch and chain up when starting a new round? Instead, you can use a standing double crochet to create a seamless join and cleaner color transitions. This simple technique makes your crochet…
Want to avoid visible seams when crocheting in the round? Instead of slip stitching and chaining 2, join with a half double crochet stitch. This technique creates a smooth, seamless transition—perfect for color changes and projects worked in continuous rounds….
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…
Mastering the slip stitch join is an essential skill for any crocheter. This simple technique is used in countless crochet patterns, from granny squares to seamless projects. In this post, you’ll find a step-by-step photo tutorial and a quick video…
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…
Joining Techniques for Crochet There are a number of different ways to join your crochet fabric together. I have prepared photo tutorials for the following: slip stitch seam invisible seam stitch single crochet seam whip stitch seam In these photo…
Using the invisible join technique is an easy way to make your finished crochet projects look more professional. Even if you are brand-new to crocheting, this step-by-step photo tutorial will show you how to master this finishing method. When I…
An easy way two join to pieces of crocheted fabric is with a slip stitch seam. You can do this in many ways – with the Right Sides (RS) of the two pieces of crocheted fabric facing with the Wrong…
One of my favorite ways to join two pieces of crocheted fabric together is with an invisible seam stitch. I have also seen variations of this stitch referred to as a mattress stitch and a ladder stitch. It is a…
This is a very basic tutorial to explain how to use a whip stitch seam to join crocheted fabrics together. The whip stitch seam is an extremely easy seam to create and it can be worked in various ways. This…
