Learn foundation stitches and eliminate the need to start every project with a long string of chains! Learn from the expert team at Crochet.com

Learn how to single crochet, one of the foundational stitches, from the expert team at Crochet.com

Learn how to half double crochet, one of the foundational stitches, from the expert team at Crochet.com

Learn how to trebel crochet, one of the foundational stitches, from the expert team at Crochet.com

Learn how the foundation single crochet (FSC) in this video tutorial. Learn from the expert team at Crochet.com

Learn how to start your crochet project with either a chain or foundation stitch. There are benefits to both methods - here's all you need to know about each!

Basic Crochet Stitches. All the stitches all in one place. Learn the basic crochet stitches that all crochet patterns are based on.

Half double crochet is the stitch halfway in height between single crochet and double crochet. This is a common stitch for hats, shawls, garments, and different kinds of shaping. How to do it. Yarn over, insert hook in indicated stitch or space, yarn over, …

The Chain Stitch. The chain stitch is the foundation all other stitches are built on. At the beginning of every project you will need to form a chain of a specific length. This is called your foundation row. Let’s do it! Start with a slip knot on your hook.

Learn more about crochet colorwork! Crochet colorwork is when you combine two different colors of stitches within the same row or round of a project. There are two main techniques for accomplishing this: tapestry crochet and intarsia.