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One of the most aggravating steps in crochet is crocheting into that thin little chain at the start – getting a beginner past that can be the hardest part of teaching! But it’s a necessary evil… except when it isn’t! The Foundation Single Crochet is a great way to avoid working into a long row of chains, and it’s also a great way to start a project when you don’t know exactly how many stitches you need – no pulling out an entire row just to get rid of one extra chain! Here’s how I make the FSC!
The Parkway Scarf is pretty, cozy, and just a little luxurious – and the *perfect* pattern for people who hate weaving in ends! And it’s a free crochet pattern here on Moogly!
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The Herringbone Half Double Crochet stitch is getting noticed – and maybe even improved! Here’s how to crochet the Foundation Herringbone Half Double Crochet stitch!
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Get the look without the heat – the Pinstripe Bandana Scarf is made with cool cotton bamboo yarn and sized just right for wearing with every outfit. Add a little extra coverage, ward off a little chill, or just make your outfit pop with this fast and easy free crochet scarf pattern!
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We’ve all been there. You’ve made your chain – 50, 100, 300 chains long. Maybe you even added a couple extra, just in case (after all, you can always take them out later). But then you get to the end of the first row… and you come up short. Oh no! But do not fret, there are ways to add more chains without pulling out your stitches or starting over! Here’s how to add more chains to a too-short foundation!
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If you’ve learned to crochet, and gotten comfortable with working in rows… then the next step is learning how to work in the round! And I’ve got just the Craftsy Class for that – taught by Tamara Kelly (that’s me)!
