Single Crochet

Learn how to single crochet today! The single crochet stitch will be easy to crochet with this free crochet tutorial from Easy Crochet.

The star stitch is a beautiful and unique crochet stitch that creates a textured, star-like pattern. To create the star stitch, you'll need to work a series of loops and chains into the foundation chain, and then pull them up to create the star shape. You'll then need to work single crochets into the loops to secure the stitch. This stitch can be used to create a variety of projects, from blankets and scarves to hats and bags. Source - IG: yanascrochet

Single Crochet is the most basic stitch after the chain, and even though it is simple, it can be used to make a lot of different things. If you learn how to single crochet, I assure you that all the following stitches you learn will be much easier because this one is the base for many other stitches.

The herringbone stitch is a great way to add an interesting texture to your projects! If you can single crochet you can easily do this stitch. Scroll below for a quick tutorial. The herringbone single crochet stitch is a two row repeat stitch. When working with this stitch, you will repeat rows 1 and 2 to create the beautiful herringbone texture. Please note that each row starts with a regular single crochet stitch ( or reverse single crochet stitch) as the first stitch. Then proceed…

Learn how to single crochet today! The single crochet stitch will be easy to crochet with this free crochet tutorial from Easy Crochet.

Pattern 1 in a week of free dishcloth patterns, the single crochet mesh dishcloth uses a combination of single crochet and chain stitches.

Learn how to create the foundation single crochet (FSC) and why you should use it with this step by step picture and video tutorial.

This crochet tutorial shows how to make this two single crochet stitch step-by-step. The tutorial includes detailed photo instructions.

Cross Stitch Single Crochet Free Pattern is super easy to make and just a little twist on a single crochet and what a fantastic affect! You grab the yarn with your hook instead of yarning over. New stitches are always a must try for crocheters, especially when those stitches are too fun and you are seasoned […]