EXCELLENT beginner video! I have been trying to find good beginner videos to show how to do various crochet stitches and so many go WAAAAYYYYY too fast for the people I am trying to help learn. This one is great!!!
Could you please show how to change from an increase/decrease back to a normal single crochet and vice versa, and which stitch is the 'first stitch' in the round when you start with an increase or a decrease? My stitch count always ends up wrong for some reason!
This can depend on your starting stitch count and how quickly you want your piece to get larger. My first round usually starts with 6 stitches and I like to do 6 increases per round. To figure out many stitches to make before each increase, I take the stitch count of the current round divided by the # of increases I want to make and then subtract 1. For example: At the end of my round, I have 18 stitches and want to increase by 6. (18/6 = 3. 3 -1=2, so for the next round, I need to do 2 stitches before my increase.
I would start with a few decreases per row. For example, if your round has 20 stitches, you could decrease it by 5, so you would *sc 2, dec 1* and repeat that set 5 times. Decreasing along the entire row may cause your round to wrinkle.
EXCELLENT beginner video! I have been trying to find good beginner videos to show how to do various crochet stitches and so many go WAAAAYYYYY too fast for the people I am trying to help learn. This one is great!!!
Thank you!!😊
Thank you for explaining increase and decrease so clearly.
I couldn't understand all other videos I watched nor my mom explaining it to me. You made it make sense, thank you!
So glad I found you! I was an avid crocheter until I had kids and didn’t have time! Thanks for the refresher!!
This was super simple and clear. I've now learnt to do a simple increase and decrease. Many thanks.
Thank you for the clarity of your demo!! Most videos either don’t show work well enough-fingers in the way, or go much too fast! 😘🤗💜☮️
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Thanks so much ive been watching other vids saying increase and not saying what to do so thank u i finally understand
Thank you for sharing your expertise. So clear!👍
I really want to learn crochet amigurumi and i wanted to learn to do basics thank you for your tutorial it helped very much! 💗
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Underrated video
Thank you! Super easy and super helpful tip for a beginner like me to catch up and understand!
This was great
Thank you!
Could you please show how to change from an increase/decrease back to a normal single crochet and vice versa, and which stitch is the 'first stitch' in the round when you start with an increase or a decrease? My stitch count always ends up wrong for some reason!
use stitch markers! i used to mess up so much before using them, not anymore.
Thanks!
Can you explain how to calculate the # of stitchs to increase and # of stitches to crochet before each increase?
This can depend on your starting stitch count and how quickly you want your piece to get larger. My first round usually starts with 6 stitches and I like to do 6 increases per round.
To figure out many stitches to make before each increase, I take the stitch count of the current round divided by the # of increases I want to make and then subtract 1.
For example:
At the end of my round, I have 18 stitches and want to increase by 6. (18/6 = 3. 3 -1=2, so for the next round, I need to do 2 stitches before my increase.
@@thepudgyrabbit Thank you I will give this calculation a try.
Thanks, please make videos of simple crochet skirts for girls, ur way of teaching is v nice
Should i decrease all the row along?
I would start with a few decreases per row. For example, if your round has 20 stitches, you could decrease it by 5, so you would *sc 2, dec 1* and repeat that set 5 times. Decreasing along the entire row may cause your round to wrinkle.
What yarn do you use
Lily Sugar 'n' Cream in hot green 🧶
Isn’t single crochet decrease the same as sc2tog?
Yes! Sc2tog is another way to write a single crochet decrease
How can i decrease mens hat seiches?
Do you mean decreasing for a different stitch other than single crochet?
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