How to end a crochet chain

A crochet pattern has stitches with different heights. Learn how the crochet stitch heights & turning chain are important for your project.

A written, photo and video crochet tutorial showing two ways crochet into chains (top and the bottom) and explaining when you should do each.

Single Crochet

Our Crochet Tip of the Week is Alternate Ways to Work into the Starting Chain. There are 3 ways you can crochet into the starting chain. Work into the back bump Work into the back loop Work into the back bump and the back loop

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Picot stitch or 'p' - Find out how to crochet a picot stitch with these directions!

Have you ever gotten a pattern that asks you to crochet the foundation single crochet (Fsc)? I know the first time I came across it, I had to look up a tutorial. And, because I'm

That’s a wordy title, isn’t it? Can’t think of a more succinct way to put it, though, so it’s staying. I thought I’d cover a nifty crochet trick I learned recently. Maybe it’s common knowledge and not worth doing a full-blown tutorial on, but I figured that if I didn’t realize this was an easy option for hiding foundation chain screwups, surely someone else doesn’t know and could benefit from learning it as well. If you’re anything like me, you probably lose track of how many chains you’re…

Try this easier version of the crochet crunch stitch. This is a great textured stitch you can use to add borders, make sampler afghans or even dishcloths.