Crochet double stitch

The foundation double crochet stitch is perfect for starting a new project when you don't like working back through your foundation chain. Learn how!

This free crochet stitch tutorial shows how to make a half double crochet step-by-step. It includes detailed photo instructions and a video.

How to make a double crochet stitch tutorial for beginners. Follow the written instructions or watch a video demonstration.

Start your crochet journey by mastering the basic crochet stitches. These videos will guide you through each step.

Learn how to do the double crochet stitch in this easy, beginner tutorial. Learn variations on the basic dc stitch, plus get free patterns for beginners.

The half double crochet stitch is a little taller than the single crochet and smaller than the double crochet stitch. Just a few differences.

Learn how to do a half double crochet stitch, step-by-step in this fully illustrated tutorial. The half double crochet is a basic...

As you enter the world of openwork crochet patterns, make sure to master the double treble crochet. This stitch is an excellent way to add height and texture to any design. The following tutorial will explain its uses and give you tips on how to double treble crochet.

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The Linked Double Crochet Stitch is an amazing variation of the regular double crochet stitch. Most importantly, with linked stitches, it removes the gaps that you usually get between them. This results in a beautiful solid fabric. The linked double crochet stitch is great for patterns where you don't want those gaps, such as some garments, blankets, pot holders, baskets & much more.