CROCHET BASICS

The half double crochet stitch (hdc) is the halfway point between a single crochet (sc) and double crochet stitch (dc). Compared to a single (sc) stitch, it...

Since crochet is always worked in one direction, once you've reached the end of a row, you'll need to turn your work so that...

There are two ways to crochet a decrease stitch. When working in the round, do the invisible decrease stitch for a smoother finish. When...

The single crochet stitch is the most basic crochet stitch, and is also the stitch used throughout most amigurumi – crochet softies. All other...

Yarning over, abbreviated yo, is one of the basic building blocks of most crochet stitches. To create different types of stitches, it may be...

At first glance, crochet patterns look like a foreign language. They use a lot of abbreviations and symbols, but once you get used to...

Beginner crocheters are often guided towards working on projects that are crocheted in rows (i.e. scarves). However, here at The Woobles, we believe you...

There’s a so-called right and wrong side of crochet. That sounds a bit harsh, so another way of thinking about it is that there’s...