How to crochet using a graph

If you're wondering how to crochet a graph, this is the post for you! Don't be afraid, graphs are much easier to read than regular crochet patterns.

Learn how to follow a graph pattern. Use tapestry crochet technique with basic crochet stitches and color changes.

Have you ever wondered how to read a graph for a crochet or knit project? It’s fairly easy if you follow a few guidelines. The video (below) demonstrates how to read a graph for Row by Row & C2C, what all those numbers mean, what direction to work and much more…

Whether creating a corner to corner, a single crochet graph, or a series of blocks to sew together, there are all kinds of free and paid graph making services.

FILET CROCHET Filet in French simply means ‘net or a mesh”. So filet crochet is Crochet patterns made in a net or a grid. It uses just 3 basic stitches like the chain stitch, the doubl…

Learn how to change colours on a crochet graphgan blanket with this in-depth photo, video and written tutorial.

If you're a beginner and want to learn how to c2c crochet, you can use this easy to understand and free to download instruction PDF that can help you get started. With a bit of practice, you'll soon be crafting your own beautiful c2c creations.

How To Make A Picture Graph Afghan Making a picture afghan isn’t that difficult as long as you get the

Lately it seems graphed crochet projects are all the rage. There is the popular “graphghan” generally worked in single crochet, the corner to corner items worked in block stitch, the embossed designs