Crochet standing stitch

The standing crochet stitch is a different way to start a row of crochet.The standing crochet stitch avoids the slip stitch, chain method of starting. It is a useful technique to learn and one that

'Make a standing Dc'...... Whaaattt?

Learn how to work a standing double crochet and eliminate the unsightly gap created by joining yarn with a slip stitch and chaining 2 or 3.

Sometimes, a crochet pattern will instruct you to “join with a standing SC (HDC, DC), or just “join with SC (HDC, DC). So, what are these standing stitches and how do you crochet them? Crochet standing SC, HDC, or DC are used at the beginning of a new round or row instead of Ch 1, …

Standing crochet stitches allow you to join a new yarn or a new color invisibly. The technique is easy as pie even for newbies! Learn how to join new yarn with standing crochet stitches in this step-by-step tutorial.

The Standing Double Crochet stitch is one I came to late - and I wish I'd known about it years earlier! It's not a stitch that you'll usually find specified in a pattern, and as such it has no standard abbreviation. What it is, is a technique - one that will allow you to start a new row on a crochet project without having to use the telltale 'join with a slip stitch and chain 3' - and I can't wait to share it with you! Video Tutorial: Standing Double Crochet - Right Handed Left Handed Photo…

The front post treble crochet (FPtr) is a great crochet stitch to learn! This unique stitch allows you to create beautiful cables and ribbing patterns that are perfect for sweaters, scarves or blankets. In this post I'll explain everything from what FPtr stands for, how it's abbreviated in pattern instructions & even provide a step-by-step tutorial with photos & video on how to do the front post treble crochet stitch. So let’s get started!

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Learn how to work a standing single crochet stitch and eliminate the unsightly gap created by joining yarn with a slip stitch and chaining 1.