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Basic Crochet Stitches

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    1. Single Crochet Stitch for Beginners
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    Want to make a cozy scarf, but tired of knitting? Learn how to crochet! See how to begin from foundation to first row, and how to read crochet patterns.

    Single Crochet Stitch for Beginners
    with Knit and Crochet Ever After

    Want to make a cozy scarf, but tired of knitting? Learn how to crochet! See how to begin from foundation to first row, and how to read crochet patterns.

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    2. How to Half Double Crochet for Beginners
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    Want to learn an easy crochet stitch used in a lot of patterns? That's the half double crochet - which is in between the single and double crochet in its size.

    How to Half Double Crochet for Beginners
    with Knit and Crochet Ever After

    Want to learn an easy crochet stitch used in a lot of patterns? That's the half double crochet - which is in between the single and double crochet in its size.

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    3. How to Double Crochet For Beginners
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    Want to learn how to crochet? Then you'll need to know how to make a double crochet, which is important if you want to work most crochet patterns.

    How to Double Crochet For Beginners
    with Knit and Crochet Ever After

    Want to learn how to crochet? Then you'll need to know how to make a double crochet, which is important if you want to work most crochet patterns.

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    4. How to Treble Crochet for Beginners
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    The treble crochet stitch is a long and twisting stitch that heightens crochet rows and adds a twirling pattern. Learn how to do it in this beginner lesson.

    How to Treble Crochet for Beginners
    with Knit and Crochet Ever After

    The treble crochet stitch is a long and twisting stitch that heightens crochet rows and adds a twirling pattern. Learn how to do it in this beginner lesson.

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    Ashlyn P
    You made this a lot clearer than any other crochet lesson from other people I've tried to learn from. Also you made the slip knot how my aunt and grandma taught me and I've never watched a tutorial that did it like them so I think that's very cool. :)
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    rachel m
    I am learning ,this is a lot of help
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    Sheren B
    No question, just a simple thank you for your great easy to follow instructions. Thank you.
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    Brittany F
    Ive got the single crochet down, but not so much with this half double crochet.I can't get the start down.
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    Irene S
    I have a very old stocking crocheted diagonally using half double stitches. I lost the pattern (1960 or 1970) and the grandchildren want me to make them one like their Dad's. I can see I increased on each end of a row, but then would the next row been just a row with no increases? I really don't want to rip this apart and watching your video I realize it is 2 stitches for next row not 1. Thanks for any help you can give me.
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    Knit and Crochet Ever After
    Most likely you will be working a row of even HDC after the increase. If you did increases every row it would make a really wide triangle. For a more subtle triangle, doing one or even two rows of HDC will work.
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    Irene S
    I thought that is what I should do. Thank you so much I will try that.
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