Improve you crocheting skills by learning decorative stitches. This how to video is a crocheting tutorial that will show you how to do shell decreases. Crochet several rows of this stitch to create larger yarn projects.
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Knit Ribbing on Double Pointed Needles
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Attach a knit pocket
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Knit the triangle edge stitch
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Crochet a Tunisian stitch or Afghan stitch
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Do a continental yarn over or YO knitwise or purlwise
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Crochet a trinity stitch pattern
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Tie off the end of your crochet project so it does not unravel
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How To:
Knit On Circular Needles Or Knit In The Round
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How To:
Rhombus with Josephine Knot (DIY)
-
How To:
Increase Stitches on a Purl Row
-
How To:
Tie a rope helix for bondage and bdsm play
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How To:
Knit a Spiral Ruffle Scarf
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How To:
Use a pocket knitter
-
How To:
Slip a Stitch Knitwise
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How To:
Knit a Lacey Eyelet Rib Pattern
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How To:
Knit a button loop
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How To:
Switch from a straight needle to a round needle
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How To:
Knit alternating colors for a two-row stripe
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How To:
Tie basic macrame knots to make a key chain or bracelet
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How To:
Loom knit newborn baby mittens
-
How To:
Knit Ribbing on Double Pointed Needles
-
How To:
Attach a knit pocket
-
How To:
Crochet a Tunisian stitch or Afghan stitch
-
How To:
Knit the triangle edge stitch
-
How To:
Do a continental yarn over or YO knitwise or purlwise
-
How To:
Crochet a trinity stitch pattern
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How To:
Tie off the end of your crochet project so it does not unravel
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