Do you love hippopotamuses? Who doesn't! In this lesson, Cartooning4Kids shows how to sketch the face and body of a sweet, smiling girl hippo.

Sewing a carry-all bag may seam (get it?) like a daunting task at first. Follow along with So Sew Easy and learn how to make pockets on your own carry-all bag!

As a beginner to crochet, you have to start somewhere. Start with this easy lesson that demonstrates how to single crochet into a foundation chain!

Decreasing in crochet is just like increasing—but in reverse. This beginner crochet lesson teaches you how to decrease single crochet stitches to add shape.

Now that you know how to single crochet into a foundation chain, it's time to learn how to single crochet into the first stitch of your next row!

Back post single crochet is a great stitch for beginners because it's simple to follow and results in a fun texture. Learn how to do this stitch in this lesson.

Increasing and decreasing in the round is essential for making stuffed animal parts. In this lesson, learn how to decrease single crochet in the round!

What's the difference between a double crochet and an extended single crochet? This lesson teaches how to do an extended single crochet, and when to use it.

Bored of crocheting straight lines? In this beginner crochet lesson, learn how to increase your crochet rows to get shapes like rectangles and rainbows.

The reverse single crochet (aka crab stitch) makes a beautiful border stitch for finishing off crochet projects. Learn how to do the crab stitch in this lesson.