Crochet stitches list

We’re not always vocal about it, but some crocheters and knitters believe that their yarn craft is superior to the other. It’s usually a good-natured feud, resulting in the concession t…

Keep these Cheat Sheets for the Crocheter on hand to find easy tips, short cuts, and ideas for the one who loves to crochet or the one who wants to learn!

Before you can start crocheting, you need to make sure you know the basics, particularly abbreviations for crochet. You might know how to complete basic stitches (or not), but you need to learn what the crochet abbreviations are before you make any progress on a crochet pattern... and crochet has a lot of abbreviations. Some abbreviations are quite simple to figure out without a guide, but some might take a bit to remember. If you look at a crochet pattern, you will see a lot of shorthand…

12 Easy Crochet Stitches Without Holes. The Crochet Patterns for Stitches Without Holes curated by The Yarn Crew.

Tutorials of several crochet stitches. Do you want to learn the basic crochet stitches? I will learn you the basics step by step.

Crochet Abbreviations | Need to brush up on your crochet abbreviations? Check out this guide!

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Learning how to crochet is easy once you understand the basic stitches. If you’ve never tried to crochet before, we’ll walk you through the crochet stitches you’re likely to find on patterns, from the easiest to the most complicated ones. Once you’ve mastered these basic stitches, you’ll be able to crochet just about any beginner-level project. And, when you are confident with the basics you can easily move to complicated stitches and patterns.

The Shell Stitch is simple to learn and very repeatable. However, for such a simple stitch consisting only of single and double crochet stitches, it gives an interesting, wavy texture full of colors. You can use the shell stitch in plenty of projects. The most popular ones include baby blankets and all baby garments that you can imagine: hats, cardigans, dresses, etc. You don’t have to limit yourself to baby stuff though. You can use it to make an adult hat, scarf, women’s top or bag.