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Crochet Stitch Patterns Episode 2: Flowers in the Meadow Star Pattern Stitch (#2) 1. Basic Stitch Anti-Pilling (Mustard) by Lion Brand Yarn Company 2. Impeccable (Camo Tweed) by Loops & Threads 3. Simply Soft Speckle (Vintage/Antique) by Caron

Crochet Stitch Pattern Episode 1: Stars in Stripes Stitch Pattern (Star Stitch #1) This episode will teach you how to crochet the star stitch and combine it with a color change to create a beautiful striped and sturdy textured fabric. Beginner/Intermediate Skill Level Yarns Used in Video: 1. Basic Stitch Anti-Pilling Yarn (Mustard) by Lion Brand Yarn Company 2. Basic Stitch Anti-Pilling Yarn (Ecru) by Lion Brand Yarn Company

Hungry Hungry Zombie! --- Design by Sigrun Hornberger Tool List 1. Hook Size: Size D, No. 5, or 3 mm 2. Embroidery Needle and or Yarn Needle 3. Scissors 4. Strong All Purpose Craft Glue Material list 1. Size 3 Green Yarn 2. Size 3 Red or Pink yarn (all you need is enough to make a chain 65 stitches long.) 3. 1 button 4. 2 craft eyes, or buttons you can use as eyes 5. 1 Key Chain Ring 6. Swatch of beige felt 7. Black, Red, and White Embroidery threads 8. Stuffing Material Yarns Used: 1. Truboo (seafoam) by Lion Brand Yarns 2. Movement (Dusty Raspberry) by Knit and Crochet If you find value in these videos, help my channel grow. by clicking the Like and Subscribe buttons. Tap the bell if you would like instant notification of my newest content. Have a wonderful day and stay CRAFTY!

Learn to Crochet Part 9 (How to do the Magic or Adjustable Ring) 1. Magic Ring / Adjustable Ring Yarns used in video: Inscraft Acrylic Yarn @Weaving Wyrd Studio

Learn to Crochet Part 8 (How to Decrease, Invisible Decrease, Slip Stitch Decrease, and Short Row Decrease) 1. 4 Types of Decrease (dec) Stitch a. Decrease Stitch (dec) b. Invisible Decrease Stitch (inv dec) c. Slip Stitch Decrease (ss dec) d. Short Row Decrease Yarn used in this video: Inscraft Acrylic Yarn

Learn to Crochet Part 7 (Increase) 1. Increase (inc) Stitches a. Increase (inc) at the beginning of a row. b. Increase (inc) in the middle of a row. c. Increase (inc) at the end of a row. Yarn used for this video: Inscraft Acrylic Yarn from their Mini's Collection

I used a variety or yarns and threads from my scrap, stash, and extra motif box. Beginner Level Yarns I used and have the info on are: 1. Truboo (celery) by Lion Brand Yarns 2. Hometown (San Juan Sunset) by Lion Brand Yarns 3. Wool Ease - thick & quick (spice) by Lion Brand Yarns 4. Patons - Kroy Socks FX (cascade colors) by Yarnspiration 5. Aunt Lydia's Classic size 10 (Forest Green0 by Coats and Clark You can help my channel grow by hitting the Like and Subscribe buttons. Tap the bell for instant notification of my newest content. Thank You and Stay Creative1

Eyeball coin purse pattern (Super cheap. Super Easy. Super-Fast.) Designed by Sigrun Hornberger Beginner/Intermediate Level Material list 1. No. 4 (1.25 mm) steel hook 2. Yarn Needle 3. Embroidery Needle 4. 2” Arc Frame Kiss Clasp (with key ring optional) 5. Black Crochet Thread Size 10 6. Dark Blue Crochet Thread Size 10 7. Light Blue Crochet Thread Size 10 8. White Crochet Thread Size 10 9. Red Crochet Thread Size 10 10. Red Embroidery Thread 11. Swatch of fabric for lining (optional) 12. Invisible Sewing Thread (optional) Crochet thread used in this video: 1. Aunt Lydia’s Classic 10 a. White b. Victory Red c. Royal Blue d. Ocean e. Black If you find my tutorial of value, please help me grow my channel by hitting the like and subscribe buttons. Tap the notification bell for new videos.

Learn to Crochet Part 6 (How to Treble Crochet and Double Treble Crochet) @Weaving Wyrd Studio 1. Treble Crochet (tr) a. Chain 4 turning chain (tch) 2. Double Treble Crochet (dtr) a. Chain 5 turning chain (tch) Yarn Used in this video: Inscraft minies collection

Learn to Crochet Part 5 (Working Edge Stitches) 1. Two Ways to Work Your Edges a. Worked on the Outside b. Worked on the Inside Yarn Used in Video: Inscraft Minie's collection Comments, questions and suggestions welcomed.

Learn to Crochet Part 4 (How to Half Double Crochet and Double Crochet) 1. Half Double Crochet (hdc) a. Half step higher than single crochet (sc) b. Chain 2 for turning chain (tch) 2. Double Crochet (dc) a. One step higher than single crochet (sc) b. Chain 2 or 3 turning chain (tch) Yarn used in this video: Inscraft Mini's collection

Who Do? You Do! Voodoo Poppet, design by Sigrun Hornberger Beginner/Intermediate Level Tool List 1. Hook Size: Size D, No. 5, or 3 mm 2. Embroidery Needle and or Yarn Needle 3. Scissors Material list 1. Size 3 white Yarn 2. 3 buttons 3. 1 Key Chain Ring 4. Swatch of red felt 5. Black embroidery thread 6. Stuffing Material 7. 1 dress maker’s pin Yarn Used: Truboo (white) by Lion Brand Yarns

Learn to Crochet Part 3 (How to Single Crochet, Turn, and Use Chain Stitches in your Work) 1. The Turning Chain (tch) creates the height of your row a. One chain equals height of Single Crochet Stitch. b. Do not confuse your turning chain with the last stitch of the row. 2. Single Crochet (sc) in Chain (ch). Insert hook into back loop of second chain from hook). 3. Single Crochet (sc) in Single Crochet stitch. a. Make sure you have the same number of stitches as the row below. b. Do not crochet in the turning chain. 4. Working Chain Stitches in combination with Single Crochet Stitches (create a seed pattern) Yarn used: Inscraft minis collection. Subscribe and Hit the notification bell to get the latest How-to and project videos.

Learn to Crochet Part 2 (How to Make a Slip Stitch, Form a Ring, Fasten Off, and Understanding the Differences between USA and UK Stitches) 1. Now that you’ve had time to practice part 1 of this series, you can now move into learning how to do a slip stitch (sl st). Even though Slip stitches (sl st) can be used to create beautiful patterns and fabrics on their own, they are commonly used when you want to avoid adding height to your row and when you want to make a ring. 2. Begin with crocheting a chain stitch (ch) to the desired length. 3. Making a Ring using a slip stitch (sl st). 4. What is a row? 5. Turning your work and making a slip stitch (sl st). a. After turning your work, insert hook under the second “v” (or in the second stitch from the hook). b. Yarn over (yo) the hook and pull through the slip stitch (sl st) and the loop on the hook. c. Repeat 6. Front Loops, Back Loops, and Free loops a. Front Loop (FL) is the front facing leg of the “v” or stitch. b. Back Loop (BL) is the back positioned leg of the “v” or stitch. c. Free Loops are the unworked legs or stitch. This can be a front loop, a back loop, or any unworked (2 legged or “v”) stitch. 7. Fasten Off 8. USA Names/Stitches vs. UK Names/Stitches a. Chain (ch) Chain (ch) b. Slip Stitch (sl st / ss) Slip Stitch (sl st /ss ) c. Single Crochet (sc) Double Crochet (dc) d. Half Double Crochet (hdc) Half Treble Crochet (htr) e. Double Crochet (dc) Treble Crochet (tr) f. Treble Crochet (tr) Double Treble Crochet (dtr) g. Double Treble Crochet (dtr) Triple Treble Crochet (trtr) h. Yarn Over (yo) Yarn Over (yoh) i. Guage Tension j. Skip Miss/Skip k. Fasten Off Fasten Off Yarn used in this video is from Inscraft's minis collection.

Do you have Comments, Questions, or Suggestions??? Let us know in the comments section for this video. Learn to Crochet Part 1 (Knowing the Basics) Getting Started 1. Tools and Materials a. Size G hook b. Hook Gauge c. Stitch Markers d. Worsted weight yarn e. Scissors 2. Holding the Hook a. Pencil grip b. Knife grip 3. Slip Knot a. Many techniques to make a slip knot… b. Keep hand relaxed c. Hold tail of yarn on the hook d. Tension is important 4. How to Wrap Yarn for Tension a. This is how I do it b. Experiment with different techniques to determine what works best for you. 5. Yarn Over (yo) a. Stitches rely on correct yarn over technique…so while in the future you will encounter stitches that will suggest or require you to bring the yarn to the front of the hook and over the back side (this technique is called Yarn Under (yu), but for now it is important to remember that Yarn Over means for you to wrap the yarn over from the back of the hook to b. the front of hook. 6. Making a Chain (ch) a. Beginning a chain starts with a (yo). Catch the yarn and then pull through the loop on the hook. One chain is made each time you do this. b. For Practice, continue to crochet chains until your stitches are even…not too loose or too tight for your hook size. 7. How to Count Chain (ch) Stitches a. To count a chain, you must begin at the first chain from the hook. b. The front of the chain is shaped like a “v” c. The back of the chain has a ridge running down the length of the chain. d. You can count the “v” down the front or the ridges down the back. e. The loop on the hook or the slip knot at the beginning are never counted as a chain f. Try using a stitch marker every 10th chain (ch) to help keep track of your count particularly if you are making a long chain. Yarn Used in this video: multiple colors of acrylic mini skeins by Inscraft For Patterns, Gifts, and Designs, visit my store on Etsy https://www.etsy.com/shop/WeavingWyrdStudio?ref=seller-platform-mcnav

Comments, Questions, or Suggestions??? Let us know in the comments section of this video. Product Review for the Multifunctional Spool Holder-Middle by Hand U Journey @Weaving Wyrd Studio Yarns used: 1. Snuggly Wuggly Dip dye by Yarn Lane. Color: Purple Haze 2. Truboo by Lion Brand Yarns. Color: Light Pink 3. Sparkle Worsted Weight Silk by Darn Good Yarn. Color: Phoenix Rising For Patterns, Gifts, and Designs, visit my store on Etsy https://www.etsy.com/shop/WeavingWyrdStudio?ref=seller-platform-mcnav

Questions, Comments, or Suggestions??? Let us know in the comments section of this video. This is my experience at the Alaska State Fair 2022 and about what I won for the Needlework and Handwork Division and why wrapped up into 20 minutes @Weaving Wyrd Studio For patterns and gifts, visit my Etsy store, Weaving Wyrd Studio at https://www.etsy.com/shop/WeavingWyrdStudio?ref=seller-platform-mcnav

Questions, Comments, or Suggestions??? Let us know in the comments section of this video. Part 3 of a three part tutorial for a sugar skull and heart motif designed by Sigrun Hornberger @Weaving Wyrd Studio Intermediate Level Yarns Used during tutorial: 1) Truboo by Lion Brand Yarns. Color: White 2) Truboo by Lion Brand Yarns. Color: Light Pink 3) Truboo by Lion Brand Yarns. Color: Dark Blue 4) Movement by Knit And Crochet. Color: Dusty Raspberries For patterns and gifts, visit my Etsy store, Weaving Wyrd Studio at https://www.etsy.com/shop/WeavingWyrdStudio?ref=seller-platform-mcnav

Questions, Comments, or Suggestions??? Let us know in the comments section of this video. Part 2 of a three part tutorial for crocheted sugar skull and heart motif designed by Sigrun Hornberger @Weaving Wyrd Studio Intermediate Level Yarns Used during tutorial: 1) Truboo by Lion Brand Yarns. Color: White 2) Truboo by Lion Brand Yarns. Color: Light Pink 3) Truboo by Lion Brand Yarns. Color: Dark Blue 4) Movement by Knit And Crochet. Color: Dusty Raspberries For patterns and gifts, visit my Etsy store, Weaving Wyrd Studio at https://www.etsy.com/shop/WeavingWyrdStudio?ref=seller-platform-mcnav

Questions, Comments, or Suggestions??? Let us know in the comments section of this video. Part 1 of a three part tutorial to crochet a sugar skull and heart motif designed by Sigrun Hornberger @Weaving Wyrd Studio Intermediate Level Yarns Used during tutorial: 1) Truboo by Lion Brand Yarns. Color: White 2) Truboo by Lion Brand Yarns. Color: Light Pink 3) Truboo by Lion Brand Yarns. Color: Dark Blue 4) Movement by Knit And Crochet. Color: Dusty Raspberries For patterns and gifts, visit my Etsy store, Weaving Wyrd Studio at https://www.etsy.com/shop/WeavingWyrdStudio?ref=seller-platform-mcnav