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Arts & CraftsHow to Crochet

How to Do a Double Crochet Stitch

Transcript

Hey, I’m Andrea Lemire, the education coordinator here at the Lion Brand Yarn Studio. I’m going to show you some really cool techniques for beginning crochet, and hopefully, you’ll have as much fun as I have with it. Okay, lets get started.

So, now we’re going to make the double crochet stitch. It’s the third tallest stitch that exists in crochet. The first step is skipping a certain number of chains when we’re working out very first row of double crochet. This is a very tall stitch so we’re skipping over three chains. So one where the yarn is coming out, two, the next V, and three, the next V below that second one. So three chains from the hook and I’m going in my fourth chain from the hook. First I need to do a yarn over, again that’s yarn from the back to the front, over the top of the crochet hook and now I’m inserting into that fourth chain from the hook. When I’m in that chain I’m yarning over again and bringing that yarn through the chain onto my hook. So here I have three loops on the hook, I’m going to split these three loops up into two groups. The first group is yarn over and pull through the first two. So at this point you should still have two loops left on the hook and that’s my second group of loops, so I’m going to yarn over and pull through the last group. Next double crochet, remember to yarn over first, go in the next chain, yarn over, bring the yarn through the chain onto my hook. I’ve three loops on the hook; I’m going to yarn over and pull through my first group of two loops. You should still have two loops at this point. Now, I’m yarning over again and pulling through the last two. And that’s the double crochet and you’re going to work that across all the remaining chains for your first row, worked into the chain, and make sure to check out the turning video to see what happens next.


Lessons in this Guide

How to Add and Drop Crochet Stitches

How to Crochet Amigurumi

How to Crochet Booties

How to Crochet with Lion Brand Yarn Studio

What Is Crochet?

How to Turn at the End of a Row of Crochet Stitches

How to Do a Triple or Treble Crochet Stitch

How to Do a Crochet Slip Stitch

How to Do a Single Crochet Stitch

Proper Posture & Hand Position for Crocheting

How to Tie a Crochet Slip Knot

How to Join a New Ball of Yarn or Color in Crocheting

How to Join Motifs or Make Seams in Crocheting

How to Hold a Crochet Hook

How to Find a Good Crochet Pattern

How to Crochet a Flower

How to Do a Half Double Crochet Stitch

4 Gifts that Are Easy to Crochet

How to Fasten Off Yarn

How to Crochet an Afghan

How to Crochet a Scarf

How to Crochet a Beanie

How to Crochet a Bag

How to Crochet a Baby Hat

How to Crochet a Baby Blanket

How to Pick Crochet Yarn

How to Do a Double Crochet Stitch

How to Crochet in the Round

How to Pick a Crochet Stitch

How to Chain Stitch in Crocheting

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