Crochet Technique and Stitch Tutorials
Tutorials for crochet techniques and stitches, not entire patterns.
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Seaming Perpendicular Crochet Edges
Seaming is a critical finishing step that can dramatically change the look of your crochet projects. Seaming perpendicular crochet edges, where you have the side edge of one piece against the top or bottom edge of another piece, can be tricky!
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Classic Crochet Cables Tutorial
Cables can create all sorts of complex designs. But when I think of cables, it's the simple, twisting columns of raised stitches that first come to mind. Learn how to create these classic crochet cables, bordered by single columns of post stitches. You'll find this stitch pattern on the Classic Cables Tote Bag.
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Shells and Cables Lace Stitch Tutorial
Combine lacy shells and twisty cables for a unique texture! In this tutorial, I'll show you how to work this stitch pattern in the round. Try out this lovely shells and cables lace stitch in the Shells and Cables Market Bag.
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Circular Bag Lining Tutorial
You can sew a zippered lining for a circular bag. It's easier than you think! Let me show you how in this tutorial. This circular bag lining is part of my Crochet Mandala Bag Pattern but can be adapted for any bag with a similar construction.
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Tapestry Crochet in the Round (Back Loops)
Create stunning, geometric designs with 2 or more colors! Learn how to work tapestry crochet in the round, using the back loops of your stitches.
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Join Crochet Rounds Without a Slip Stitch
Slip stitch joins can leave an unsightly seam in your crochet circles. Learn how to join crochet rounds without a slip stitch, and minimize that seam!
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Mattress Stitch Crochet Side Edges – Seaming Tutorial
Many methods of seaming crochet, particularly along the sides of the rows, can create a visible seam or bulky ridge. Learn how to mattress stitch crochet side edges together for a more invisible seam!
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Surface Crochet Over Seams
Visible seams can make or break the overall look of a project, particularly if multiple colors are involved. In this tutorial, learn how to surface crochet over seams to create a sharp, clean transition!
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Grafting Crochet End to End – Invisible Seaming Tutorial
Have you ever wanted to invisibly join two pieces of crochet, end to end? Do you want to add length to the beginning of a project? You can! Grafting crochet ends together creates a perfectly invisible seam. Learn how in this tutorial!
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Surface Crochet Over Color Changes
Do you like crisp, clean stripes? Want a smooth transition from one color to the next? Try working slip stitch surface crochet over color changes!