This video tutorial is the perfect resource for beginners who want to learn how to increase and decrease stitches. Increasing and decreasing stitches is

How To CDD In Knitting - Learn how to CDD (Centered Double Decrease), a decrease method in knitting.View more knitting decrease tutorials here - https://www....

A step by step tutorial on how to knit the m2 double increase. It's a beautiful option for the center of shawls and you'll knit it similar to M1L

A comprehensive guide to left-leaning decreases in knitting with 7 different techniques from easy to super neat and invisible + video.

When you knit top down raglan, how much thought do you give to your increases? Do you follow the pattern, or go rogue? It's fun to play!

Now that you know how to use Stacked Single Crochet to start your rows, learn how to increase and decrease with this technique.

To double crochet increase, you will be adding one more stitch, and you will decrease by one stitch when you double crochet decrease.

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Learn how to increase and decrease in crochet using basic stitches. Learn sc2tog,, hdc2tog, and dc2tog with this photo tutorial.

If you have been wondering how to start learning amigurumi, then this article is meant for you. I have broken it down into 3 different segments with 15 steps in total, hopefully to make this step-by-step guide in crocheting amigurumi easier to understand.

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Magic ring| Single crochet | Increase in stitches | Colour change | Invisible decrease | Stuffing | Fastening off | Sewing eyes

Learn how to increase and decrease in crochet using basic stitches. Learn sc2tog,, hdc2tog, and dc2tog with this photo tutorial.

Learn how to increase and decrease in crochet using basic stitches. Learn sc2tog,, hdc2tog, and dc2tog with this photo tutorial.

Hello! Father's Day is coming up and I thought this little bobber/floaty would be a perfect quick and easy crochet gift for dads! This little bobber is really easy, takes hardly no time at all, and it takes a very small amount of yarn and polyester stuffing plus it's adorable with the little safety eyes! Do you have a dad that loves to fish? Make him a fishing bobber for Father's Day! Scroll down for the free pattern. Fishing Bobber/Floaty Size With size G (4.0 mm) crochet hook and medium 4 worsted weight yarn, the bobber is approximately 2 inches tall. Materials - Size G (4.0 mm) crochet hook - Medium 4 Worsted Weight Yarn (Red Heart With Love in red and white) - Darning needle - Scissors - Polyester stuffing - Stitch marker - Safety eyes Abbreviations ch: chain sc: single crochet 2sc: single crochet increase st: stitch BLO: back loop only (crochet into the back loops only) inv sc dec: invisible single crochet decrease video tutorial on the inv sc dc The Pattern Pattern is worked in a spiral. Use a stitch marker to mark the beginning of each round. The bobber With white: R1: Make a loose slip knot and ch 1, put 8 sc into the loose slip knot. Pull on the tail end to close the hole. =8 R2: 2sc in each st around. =16 R3: sc in each st around. =16 R4: sc in each st around, but make a color change to red in the last st of the round. =16 R5: sc into the BLO of each st around. =16 Weave in the ends, flip right side out and start stuffing. R6: sc into each st around. =16 R7: *inv sc dec. Repeat from the star around. =8 Finish stuffing. Cut the yarn, pull through the last stitch and thread through a darning needle. Thread through the front loops of the remaining stitches. Pull tight to close the hole. Knot and weave in the end. Top of the bobber With red: Ch 4, cut yarn and pull the end through the last ch. Sew to the bobber. Thread white yarn through to hang the bobber. The End! I hope ya'll like this little pattern! If you make a bobber/floaty I would love to see! Leave a link below or post a photo to my facebook page, or tag me on instagram @_with_alex I hope ya'll are having a wonderful day! Soft hugs and Never Give Up! <3Alex

The invisible decrease method is great for projects that are worked in a round. It helps achieving a neat looking decrease without any gaps.

Invisible decrease crochet is a way to neatly create less stitches in a row or round. Take your crochet skills to the next level with this easy tutorial.

The invisible decrease method is great for projects that are worked in a round. It helps achieving a neat looking decrease without any gaps.

A step-by-step tutorial on decreasing stitches evenly in knitting for beginners. Left- and right-leaning variations for every project.