Helpful tips! 1. "Yarn over" means to loop the yarn around your hook for pulling through the other loops. 2. If I am going to fast in the video, then put the video on .75 - .5 speed or slower. 3. Often you will find that these stitches names are abbreviated in patterns. For example, Single crochet is abbreviated as "sc" and increase is abbreviated as "inc"
Time stamps:
0:00 Intro
0:06 Slip knot
0:54 Chain stitch
1:48 Single crochet
3:03 Increase
3:49 Decrease
4:18 starter ring
Free beginner patterns: ruclips.net/p/PLKq0RfaiHskW1x5kwy8XpujpMn5l_rZqV&si=a6i8geAn1_bE0xup
Thank you!! I started learning crochet around a month ago and this was very helpful!!
I'm so glad that this was helpful for you!😄
Wow love your video
Thank you so much!!
This was so helpful
Ahh I’m so glad! I wanted to make a video for beginners, since I know there’s a lot of people that are wanting to learn how to crochet!
Helpful tips!
1. "Yarn over" means to loop the yarn around your hook for pulling through the other loops.
2. If I am going to fast in the video, then put the video on .75 - .5 speed or slower.
3. Often you will find that these stitches names are abbreviated in patterns. For example, Single crochet is abbreviated as "sc"
and increase is abbreviated as "inc"
I just make the slip knot with my hook. Lol
Yes! That works too!