Seaming crochet pieces

Making a sweater for the first time can be intimidating for some stitchers. Sizing, pattern choices, and the extra finishing that sweaters sometimes require can be major barriers to creating the sweater of your dreams.

There are several ways to join your crochet pieces together. In this tutorial I'll show you one easy technique, the slip stitch crochet seam.

The mattress stitch crochet seam creates a flat, nearly invisible seam between your crochet pieces. Versatile and great for most projects!

The first seaming technique that most crocheters learn is the whipstitch. While whipstitching has a time and a place, there are several other types of seams used to join two pieces of crocheted fabric, such

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…

The invisible seam is my favourite way to join crocheted items together. See the photo tutorial to learn how to use this technique.

Learn how to seam crochet squares together easily with the whip stitch. In this step by step tutorial you'll learn how to do plus how to make it look great.

Learn to use Mattress Stitch to sew together crochet squares or pattern pieces to easily create a flat invisible seam in your crochet project.

Learn how to whip stitch join granny squares and crochet pieces together with this step-by-step tutorial! The whip stitch (or whipstitch as a single word) is a durable sewing stitch that is used for joining two pieces together while creating a nice pattern at the edge. In crochet, you can use the whip stitch for many things such as joining granny squares or afghan blocks to make blankets and throws, seaming Amigurumi parts together, joining pillow panels, and sewing the panels of garments.

If you have two pieces of crochet to sew together, use the Mattress Stitch! A favorite when joining crocheted granny squares or crocheted clothing.