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  • Slip Stitch (ss)

  • Single Crochet(sc)

  • Double Crochet (dc)

  • Treble Crochet (tr)

  • Skip Stitch (sk)

  • Cluster Stitch

  • Filet Crochet

  • When first stitch is Single Crochet

  • When first stitch is Double Crochet

  • How to count rows

    Lesson 5: Working back and forth


    Because crochet is very versatile in stitches, you have to know which stitch will be first in the row.

    Use as a reference for making even edges:

  • If your first stitch is a Single Crochet, then make 1 loop in the end of the row, turn your work and skip 2 stitches to start next row -->Example

  • If your first stitch is a Double Crochet, then make 2 loops in the end of the row, turn your work and skip 3 stitches to start next row -->Example

  • If your first stitch is a Treble Crochet, then make 3 loops in the end of the row, turn your work and skip 4 stitches to start next row

  • If your first stitch is a Double Treble crochet, then make 4 loops in the end of the row, turn your work and skip 5 stitches to start next row

    As a rule of thumb to make an even edge:
    Wrap around the hook is equivalent to 1 loop;
    Single crochet is equivalent to 2 loops;
    Double crochet is equivalent to 3 loops;
    Treble crochet is equivalent to 4 loops;
    Double Treble crochet is equivalent to 5 loops
    Each loop means one more time to draw the yarn through the next 2 stitches

    There are no rules for making uneven edges! You have to follow the pattern description.
    Develop a good habbit to count stitches from time to time and to check for the consistency in the pattern. If you made a mistake and did not notice it right away, then you will have to undo your work to the point where mistake happened!

    How to count rows -->Example
  • >>Crochet
    Lesson 1: Crochet Hooks & Happy Crocheting

    Lesson 2: Initial Position Of Hands

    Lesson 3: Stitches (Basic Definitions)

    Lesson 4: Methods of processing stitches

    Lesson 5: Working back and forth

    Lesson 6: Working in rounds

    Lesson 7: Types of crochet fabric & types of yarns

    Lesson 8: Reading crochet charts

    Lesson 9: Basic motifs

    Lesson 10: Crochet gauge & following the pattern

    Lesson 11: Basic shapes

    Lesson 12: Connecting two yarns

    Lesson 13: Seaming

    Lesson 14: Ornamental finishing



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