Crochet slip stitch tutorials

Slip stitch is a really easy - and very handy - stitch to have in your toolbox. It's one way to close up the very final tiny hole in the top of an amigurumi. I also use it any time I want to shift from the "step" of a single crochet stitch, to a more

Learn how to crochet invisible slip stitch when working on your crochet projects. This basic technique will help you achieve a seamless join when working in a round using single crochet stitches.

Learn how to slip stitch crochet in this second lesson in the Learn to Crochet series, with photo tutorial and YouTube Video tutorial!

how to crochet slip stitch for beginners, easy step by step instructions with pictures

Seaming two pieces of crochet together using slip stitches is exactly the same as seaming them together using single crochet - the only difference being, of course, the stitch used. And they're both super easy once you know how it's done! So watch and learn! Slip Stitch and Single Crochet Seaming Video Tutorial Slip Stitch & Single Crochet Seaming Photo Tutorial Both slip stitch and single crochet seaming create a decorative, visible seam. With the slip stitch, the pieces that you're…

Wondering how to join rounds in crochet? The crochet slip stitch does that and more. This comprehensive beginner crochet tutorial will teach you the slip stitch step by step. You'll find written instructions with process photos, and both a right and left handed video tutorial. Soon you'll be slip stitching like a pro!🐑

There are lots of different crochet stitches. What is perhaps less known is that there is a very special form of crochet, which only uses slip stitches. This is called Slip Stitch Crochet, abbreviated as SSC. Visit this post for an introduction to the technique!

Learn the easy variation of the Half Double Crochet with this tutorial for the Half Double Crochet Slip Stitch including the Back Loop Only variation for the beautiful ribbed effect.

When I was younger I sometimes was teased for liking to crochet. It wasn't 'in' like it is now and I was often told that when I would work up things with my hook that I was acting 'like an old lady'. I remember being mortified when I was purchasing a new crochet hook at

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