Double stitch crochet projects

Learn to crochet the linked double crochet stitch. It is a modified double crochet that leave you with no holes. Video and photo tutorial.

Ready to learn more about the turning chain for half double crochet? From the steps, materials needed and even alternative methods to start a row or round of half double crochet, this blog post has it all! When I was a beginner crocheter, I hadn't heard of many of these different techniques before so I was delighted to over the years discover that there are multiple alternatives available. Like using stacked single crochet stitches or twisting the yarn around to make the HDC without chains…

Half Double Crochet: 1. Yarn over 2. Insert your hook 3. Yarn over 4. Pull through the stitch 5. Yarn over 6. Pull through all loops on hook

Learn how to make the beautiful crochet elastic stitch. I love this stitch because of the rich texture and the elegance of it being double sided!

Want to have neat edges in your crochet? Use the stacked single crochet stitch to create the perfect edge to any project.

In this photo tutorial, I'll show you how easy it is to work up the extended double crochet stitch in just a few simple steps.

Easy instructions on how to crochet the Cluster Stitch! - Click The Image Below to See the Video!

The double crochet stitch is a workhorse stitch – it’s used for all kinds of crochet patterns and you can make just about anything with just this stitch. The double crochet increase is one of the easiest increases to work into a project. Typically, you’ll work two stitches into a single stitch. In this video, crochet expert Corrina Ferguson demonstrates the double crochet increase.