Stitch Library: an A-Z of crochet stitches ⎜Raven's Crochet
In this stitch library you will find detailed descriptions of crochet stitches including pictorials. I hope they will be useful in your crochet projects.
HOW TO: Crochet the Waffle Stitch⎜Raven's Crochet
The Waffle Stitch is a popular crochet technique known for its thick, textured pattern that resembles a waffle. This stitch creates a plush, warm fabric that’s perfect for cozy projects like blankets, dishcloths, and scarves.
HOW TO: Crochet the K-Stitch - a mesh stitch⎜Raven's Crochet
The K-Stitch is one of my favourite mesh stitches. This tutorial shows you my favourite combination, where I chain 1 and skip 1 stitch between each K-Stitch. That allows me to alternate the stitches on the next row and create a beautiful mesh star-looking pattern.
HOW TO: work Slip Stitch in crochet⎜Raven's Crochet
This tutorial will show you how to work the slip stitch in crochet. The slip stitch is often used to finish a row worked in the round.
HOW TO: Crochet Crab Stitch Edge⎜Raven's Crochet
Want to finish your crochet project project with a simple and elegant edge? The crab stitch is a wonderful touch to any project.
HOW TO: Crochet frontpost stitches⎟Raven's Crochet
This tutorial will teach you how to crochet frontpost stitches in any of the basic stitches such as single crochet, halfdouble crochet and double crochet.
V-Stitch - Raven's Crochet
The crochet v-stitch creates a visually striking and open pattern that resembles the letter “V”, making it a popular choice for a variety of projects. This versatile stitch is perfect for crafting lightweight garments, cozy blankets, and other items that benefit from a delicate, lacy texture.
HOW TO: Increasing crochet stitches⎟Raven's Crochet
In crochet increasing is done by crocheting one or more stitches in one. This way you enlarge the circumference or width of your crochet project.
HOW TO: crochet the Knit Stitch⎜Raven's Crochet
knit stitch Even though knitting and crochet each have their own uniqueness, I love the fact that it is possible to create a faux knit stitch in crochet. As the name of this stitch implies, it resembles the frontside of a knitted project.
HOW TO: Decreasing crochet stitches⎟Raven's Crochet
In crochet, decreasing refers to the technique used to reduce the number of stitches in a row or round, helping to shape your project. This is commonly used to create curves, angles, or tapering in designs such as amigurumi, hats, or garments.