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Basic Crochet Tutorial #1 - In this video I will show you the way I make a slip knot and how to do the chain stitch. The chain stitch will be used as your foundation row in many of your projects. In most written patterns, the chain stitch will be abbreviated as "ch". In a written pattern, "ch 10" would mean you would want to make a chain with 10 stitches. In this tutorial, I have made a chain of 4 or "ch 4".

Basic Crochet Tutorial #2 - I will show you how to do the single crochet stitch in this video. In written patterns, single crochet will be abbreviated as "sc". 

To make your project wider than the one in the tutorial you will need to increase your beginning chain to one more than the amount of single crochet stitches across. For example, in both the beginning and ending swatches in the video, I made them 20 sc across. My beginning chain for each was 21 chain stitches.  

Basic Crochet Tutorial #3 - This tutorial is to show you how to do the half double crochet stitch. In crochet patterns written in US terms, the half double crochet stitch is abbreviated as "hdc".

To customize your pattern size in half double crochet you will need a beginning chain one more than the stitch amount across that you want to make, same as with single crochet. You can make your project as long as you want by repeating the steps in row 2, ch 1 and work 1 hdc in each stitch across.

Basic Crochet Tutorial #4 - Learn how to do the double crochet stitch in this tutorial. Double crochet is abbreviated as "dc" in patterns written in US terms. 

The lemon peel stitch is a great stitch to create a little texture to a project. It's not hard at all, just a combination of single crochet and double crochet stitches. I recently learned another name for this stitch is the Griddle Stitch.

Talk about a super easy stitch to do. Single crochet and chain, that's it, that's all you need to know to do the moss stitch. 

In this tutorial learn the basics on how to crochet a traditional granny square. The only stitches you will need to know are the double crochet stitch, slip stitch and the chain stitch. 

In this tutorial, I’ll show you how I start my crochet projects in the round using a magic ring. 

This isn't really a stitch tutorial but it's useful for joining yarn. 

Check out this tutorial to learn how to make a super quick and easy hair scrunchie. The only stitches you need to know how to do are chain and single crochet. 

You won't need a lot of yarn to whip up a face scrubby.