A few years ago I shared the way I make a Chainless Starting Double Crochet. And it was a big hit, and I’ve used it (and recommended it) in dozens of patterns since. But somewhere over the last couple years, I started adding one more step, which I think makes it even better. So I’m dubbing this one the Improved Chainless Starting Double Crochet!
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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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When I was learning to crochet, I came across the Y stitch. It was too difficult for me at the time – you want me to put the hook where?? But a recent reader request led me to take another look at this stitch – and I realized just how easy it now is! So here’s how to crochet the Y stitch!
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Extended stitches are a fun way to get a little more drape, a little more height, and a little more interest with a simple twist on the stitches you already know! I’ve shared the extended single crochet tutorial here, and now it’s time for the extended double crochet!
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You might (or might not) be familiar with Surface Crochet – it’s a great way to add interest and embellishments to a project. Surface Single Crochet is similar – but it can also be the jumping off point for something more!
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Recently I shared how to crochet Twisted Single Crochet Stitches – and that led to lots of people asking me if the twisted technique could be done with other stitches as well! And the answer is a resounding YES – here’s how!
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