Hhdc tutorial

Ever wondered how to make the herringbone half double crochet stitch? Read on to learn how - includes step-by-step photos and video!

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

The Herringbone Half Double Crochet (HHDC) creates a fun textured pattern. The tilt of this stitch creates the distinctive Herringbone arrow-shape on the surface of the fabric. Herringbone patterns are a classic in menswear. This pattern is extremely difficult to shape, and does not work in the round, so the Herringbone Half Double Crochet needs to be used in flat pieces. It would work beautifully for a masculine scarf, or would be great for cozy afghans and baby blankets!

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

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.

The herringbone half-double crochet stitch creates a lovely, reversible texture, with stitches leaning to the left on one row and the right on the next row.

The half double crochet: halfway between the single and the double crochet, and abbreviated as hdc. This video tutorial will teach you how!

Have you tried (and failed) to work the Herringbone Half Double Crochet Stitch (Hhdc)? While it's an awesome stitch, it's also a finicky one, isn't it? How many times has the head of your crochet hook caught that first loop that you're supposed to pull the yarn through? How many times have you thought to yourself "Is this stitch really worth it?" Well, if the answer to either of those questions is "several", then this short video clip is just for you! Watch it, practice it, and master the…

Half Double Crochet: 1. Yarn over 2. Insert your hook 3. Yarn over 4. Pull through the stitch 5. Yarn over 6. Pull through all loops on hook

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