Crochet Tutorials

Crochet tutorials

  • 2-Color Reversible Crochet Ribbing

    Reversible Crochet Ribbing in 2 Colors

    Create reversible crochet ribbing with a different look on each side! Worked in the round, this technique is perfect for hats, mitts, and cuffs. The video version of the tutorial also shows how it can be worked flat. I used this reversible crochet ribbing on my Two Way Toque pattern.

  • Forward pass - Tunisian reverse stitch.

    Tunisian Reverse Stitch Crochet Tutorial

    With it's thick, bumpy texture, Tunisian reverse stitch is a great tool to have in your crochet toolbox. This stitch is worked from the back, and does not curl as much as others. Working on the opposite side of the fabric takes a little time to get used to, but once you have you'll love the textures it can create!

  • Tunisian Knit Stitch Tutorial on Stitches n Scraps

    Tunisian Knit Stitch Crochet Tutorial

    Create the appearance of knitted stockinette stitch in crochet, with the Tunisian knit stitch! Once you've learned the Tunisian simple stitch, the knit stitch is easy to learn. It's simply a variation in where you place your hook.

  • Tunisian Simple Stitch tutorial on Stitches n Scraps

    Tunisian Simple Stitch Crochet Tutorial

    Tunisian crochet is often described as a cross between regular crochet and knitting. This easy to learn technique can create unique textures and patterns. The Tunisian simple stitch (tss) is one of the most basic and commonly used stitches in Tunisian crochet.

  • Tunisian Crochet Foundation Row tutorial

    Tunisian Foundation Row Crochet Tutorial

    Welcome to the world of Tunisian crochet! A cross between regular crochet and knitting, this technique can create unique textures and patterns. Lace and other complicated designs may start differently. But most basic designs will start with this Tunisian foundation row.

  • Tips and Tricks for working with Long Starting Chains on Stitches n Scraps

    Long Starting Chains – Crochet Tips and Tricks

    Larger crochet projects, like blankets, often start with long starting chains. Large numbers of chains can be hard to keep track of, particularly if you are joining them to work in the round. Learn some simple tricks to make it easier, including a video tutorial below!

  • Crochet swatches on a wood table, showing stitches worked into the front loop or back loop only.

    Front Loop Only (flo) or Back Loop Only (blo) Crochet

    Working in the front loop only or back loop only of a crochet stitch is a useful technique to know. With it, you can create different textures, layers, or even turn your work in a new direction. In this tutorial, see how to work in one loop only, and why to choose one loop or the other.

  • 3 ways to weave in ends in crochet on Stitches n Scraps

    3 Ways to Weave in Ends in Crochet

    How do you secure your yarn ends when you are done crocheting? Knots can leave unsightly bumps, so weaving in your ends is usually the best option. I typically weave in ends using a bent tip needle, but there are other options as well!