Learn how to use a right-handed Afghan (or Tunisian) crochet stitch with a crochet shell when crocheting a scarf. You can easily modify the size to make a baby or a full-sized afghan. For step-by-step instructions, take a look.
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Crochet a corded ridge hexagon blanket
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Bind Off Knitting on a Circular Needle
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Increase Stitches at the Beginning of a Row
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How To:
Make Fringe for a Scarf
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How To:
Tie a rope helix for bondage and bdsm play
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How To:
Knit a shaker rib stitch
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How To:
Increase Stitches on a Purl Row
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How To:
Knit a Snowflake
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How To:
Knit a Ball
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How To:
Decrease Stitches In Knitting
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How To:
Decrease Stitches on a Purl Row
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How To:
Decrease on a Circular Needle
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How To:
Crochet shell decreases
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How To:
Crochet the round shell Catherine's Wheel variation
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How To:
Knit a four-row stripe with alternating colors
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How To:
Make a fleece blanket with crocheted edges
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How To:
Unravel yarn by the stitch to fix a knitting mistake
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How To:
Use a loom and crochet hook to make a flower scarf
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How To:
Fix a dropped stitch in knitting
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How To:
Crochet a light star baby blanket for left handers
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How To:
Crochet a corded ridge hexagon blanket
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How To:
Bind Off Knitting on a Circular Needle
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How To:
Increase Stitches at the Beginning of a Row
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