Foundation double crochet tutorials

Foundation double crochet (FDC) is a technique that allows you to create clean, even, and consistent stitches without having to use a foundation chain. In this article, I will guide you through the stitch step-by-step, provide tips and tricks for mastering the technique, and offer examples of how you can use it in your crochet projects. #tutorials #guide #tutorialsdiy #diy #craftinginthenight

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!

Learn how to foundation single crochet, foundation half double crochet and foundation double crochet with this crochet tutorial.

Learn how to crochet the Foundation Half Double Crochet row with this step-by-step tutorial. The FHDC is the best way to start your project if you want to get a stretchy edge! It is also fast to crochet as it combines the foundation chain and the first row of half double crochet in one single technique! Follow my detailed photo tutorial and step up your crochet game. Tap on the image in the pin to get to the tutorial!

I am thrilled to introduce you to a series of video tutorials that will revolutionise the way you approach your crochet projects. As a blogger and crochet pattern designer, I understand the importance of acquiring new skills and techniques to elevate your creations. In this blog post, we will explor

Learn how to do a foundation half double crochet and never struggle again with long chains and hdcs. You can master the fhdc with this full photo tutorial.

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In this detailed photo and video tutorial you will learn how to crochet the foundation herringbone half double crochet stitch!

I, personally, HATE working into a foundation chain. Sometimes it's unavoidable, but when you're working a solid row of single, double, or half-double crochet stitches as your first row, you'll be happy to know that there's another option! Foundation stitches!