In lesson 6 of this series to teach you how to crochet for beginners you will learn how to make double crochet stitches, the ‘traditional’ way with turning chains on the side. I will also discuss and show you things that experienced crocheters may not know or be aware of. See the table of contents for the full video to see what topics are shown and discussed.
Check out the crochet course overview for the videos in which I show you how to get nice straight and closed edges when crocheting double crochet stitches.
The pattern that is created by making this stitch is included in the stitch library. There you can also see the pattern drawing and the description for crocheting.
The extended video for right-handers
Use the chapters in the video to jump to the part you want to review or to jump to the part that particularly interests you.
Subjects:
The short for right-handers
In these shorts I only show briefly the crochet technique. It is divided into 2 parts. The first video shows the foundation, turning chains and row 1. The second video shows rows 2 and 3, with the trick for working in the 3rd turning chain.
The extended video for left-handers
Use the chapters in the video to jump to the part you want to review or to jump to the part that particularly interests you.
Subjects:
The short for left-handers
In these shorts I only show briefly the crochet technique. It is divided into 2 parts. The first video shows the foundation, turning chains and row 1. The second video shows rows 2 and 3, with the trick for working in the 3rd turning chain.