Have you ever heard crocheters talk about “frogging” and wondered what in the world they were talking about? If so, you’re not alone! There is a lot of jargon in crochet, and frogging is one of those terms. So let me help you understand what it means!
The half double crochet stitch is a versatile stitch that is great for beginners to learn. It is one of the most common crochet stitches out there…yet it has many interesting variations! In this ultimate guide I will show you exactly how to half double crochet so you can become[Read more]
Oh, crochet texture…it looks remarkably difficult, yet it is often so simple to create! There’s just something about textured crochet stitches that makes me happy. There are so many unique surfaces you can make…bobbles, waves, cables, puffs, and so much more!
Are you looking for the perfect border for your crochet projects? It might be time for you to try the picot stitch! Many people have heard of this stitch, but did you know there are 6+ variations of it?!
Today I’m sharing a tutorial with you on one of my favorite crochet tequniques – the puff stitch! I love this stitch because it it’s a very versatile way to add texture to any project and can be combined with other techniques to make lots of different stitch patterns. You[Read more]
Looking for crochet stitches for scarves? I’m so excited to show you this beautiful Stitch Collection that includes crochet stitches without holes!
I’m really excited to share this stitch tutorial with you today. I really love the look of the moss stitch and I think it’s a classic stitch that every crocheter should have in their arsenal. The combination of single crochets and chain stitches makes it a simple enough pattern that[Read more]
If you’re looking for a crochet stitch that gives the illusion of being knit, the camel stitch is definitely one you should take a look at. It’s a simple two row repeat that forms ridges like on a camel’s back, and the top of those ridges is really the top[Read more]
Today I’m sharing with you a tutorial for the crochet Spider stitch. This is a classic stitch, with a beautiful texture, so don’t let the name scare you off. It’s just called the spider stitch because it has a specific group of stitches that when combined, resemble spider legs. But[Read more]
If you’re looking for a thick crochet fabric with a stunning pattern, I can’t recommend the Jasmine Stitch enough. I think a lot of crocheters like working with puff stitches to begin with (which is the base of the Jasmine stitch), but when you connect them the way we do[Read more]