Have you heard of Extended Crochet Stitches? One extra move can change every stitch you know, creating all new stitches to explore! Today on Facebook live we’ll go over all the latest Moogly news. Then on YouTube live, I’ll show you how to make all sorts of extended crochet stitches – and how to decrease them!
After watching those videos, don’t forget to keep scrolling to sign up for my upcoming Michaels Community Classrooms and lives!
Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. Live videos are unscripted, unedited, occasionally weird, and all opinions are my own. This post is sponsored by Yarnspirations.
Moogly News – Facebook Live – approx 10:15am
In this month’s Facebook live, catch up with the latest Moogly happenings!
Click here to Like the Moogly Facebook Page and get notified when I go live!
Moogly Community Group on Facebook
What I’m Wearing: Work From Home Cardigan
MooglyCAL2022 Block #22 – Marly Bird
Golden Halo Mobius – Free Pattern and Tutorial
Fluffy Diamond Pillow – NEW Free Crochet Pattern
Sold On Love – Giveaway and Free Patterns
Caron Colorama Halo O’Go Giveaway
All About Extended Crochet Stitches
YouTube Live – approx 10:35am
Click here to Subscribe to the Moogly YouTube page (and watch today’s live)!
Extended crochet stitches are your standard stitches with an extra chain right in the middle of the action! Any stitch can be extended, and doing so can have a couple of purposes. It creates a drapier, thinner fabric, which is great for wearables. And it can create a sort of half-way height stitch, splitting the difference between the other stitch heights!
In this video I’ll go over how to create an extended stitch out of any stitch – and how to work decreases with this extra touch!
As seen in this video:
- US-L, 8.0mm crochet hook
- Bernat Maker Home Dec
- Extended Single Crochet Tutorial
- Extended Half Double Crochet Tutorial
- Extended Double Crochet Tutorial
Upcoming Lives with Moogly!
Next Moogly Lives
November 16, 2022 at 11am CT – I’ll be hosting a Lunch and Learn on the Yarnspirations Facebook page! More info to come!
November 22, 2022 at approx 10am CT – Have an idea or question for me! Comment below! It might just be the next topic!
Basic Crochet Christmas Stocking with Tamara Kelly – Free Online
Is everyone asking for a Christmas stocking this year? You can make lots of them with this easy crochet Christmas stocking pattern. It’s a classic design that will make each one a treasured heirloom.
- 1 ball Red Heart Super Saver in Hunter Green, Cherry Red and White
- Size U.S. H (5 mm) and U.S. G (4mm) Susan Bates crochet hook
- Yarn Needle, stitch markers, and scissors
- Click Here to Download the Pattern
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THIS FREE CLASS ON MICHAELS COMMUNITY CLASSROOM
Tiny Crochet Critters with Tamara Kelly – Free Online
December 6 at 6pm CT
When will we stop crocheting? When pigs fly! Whether you whip this up as a gift for a friend or the start of an entire collection of office mates for your WFH space, this pig is your perfect project! Mixing classic 10 with some fun metallics sets this pet apart. Try different colored pigs and multi shades of wings for the ultimate flying pig party!
- Aunt Lydia’s® Classic Crochet Size 10
- Aunt Lydia’s® Metallic Crochet Size 10
- Susan Bates® Steelite® crochet hook U.S. 7-8 (1.5-1.6 mm)
- Beads or black floss for eyes
- Small amount of poly fiberfill
- Yarn needle
- Click Here to Download the Pattern
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THIS FREE CLASS ON MICHAELS COMMUNITY CLASSROOM
Easy Gifting Crochet Bottle Bag – Free Online
December 13 at 6pm CT
This unique crochet beverage bag is perfect for dressing up your favorite bottle of wine or spirit. Worked in bulky Bernat Blanket, the thickness of the yarn creates a cushy layer that helps protect your bottle from bumps. Measuring approx. 6″ in diameter x 12″ high, it’s stitched almost entirely in single crochet. This easy-level project can be customized using any colors to suit your event or occasion. It’s an unexpected gift to impress a host or hostess!
Have a wonderful day all – see you next time! And before you go, here’s a Pin for today’s post, so you can add it to your favorite crochet tip Pinterest boards! We appreciate (and need) your shares!
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