Double crochet chain

The foundation double crochet stitch is perfect for starting a new project when you don't like working back through your foundation chain. Learn how!

The foundation double crochet can be a real game-changer in crochet. Save lots of time counting and chaining, and learn how to make a foundation double crochet (FDC) row the easy way with this free step-by-step tutorial. Crochet your foundation and first double crochet row at the same time!

Learn how to foundation single crochet, foundation half double crochet and foundation double crochet with this crochet tutorial.

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Double Foundation Chain

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A crochet pattern has stitches of different heights. Learn how the crochet stitch heights & turning chain are important for your project.

Ready to learn more about the turning chain for half double crochet? From the steps, materials needed and even alternative methods to start a row or round of half double crochet, this blog post has it all! When I was a beginner crocheter, I hadn't heard of many of these different techniques before so I was delighted to over the years discover that there are multiple alternatives available. Like using stacked single crochet stitches or twisting the yarn around to make the HDC without chains…

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Learn how to crochet the foundation chains for single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet & treble crochet with this photo and video tutorial. It will teach you the secret to the perfect chainless foundation chains!

The CHDC, the chainless half-double crochet foundation is the half-sister of the CSC. They're related, but this one's a little rebellious. You may have to keep a closer eye on her. But really, this is the same basic concept as the chainless single crochet, only worked with half-doubles. You'll have a little more yarning over to do, but with some focus, you can do it! Practice, practice, practice! Try playing around by making chains with both csc and chdc - for funsies. Understanding the…

When you need to increase a space at the end of a filet crochet row, you start the increase at the top of the last double crochet in the row just prior to the i

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Ever hear of a double chain and half I-cord before? This crochet cording creates a nice look for a bracelet, button loop, tunic strap and more! |...

Crochet Double Chain and Half I-Cord | bracelet, button, crocheting | Ever hear of a double chain and half I-cord before? This crochet cording creates a nice look for a bracelet, button loop, tunic strap and more! | By Naztazia

These step-by-step instructions show you how to do a half double crochet stitch, which is something between a single and double.

Today I'm featuring a stitch that I first discovered by majorly screwing up the foundation single crochet (fsc) stitch when I was first learning it. I dubbed it the "double chain" and stitched merrily away with it, even though I have never once seen a reference to it in a pattern or even - until…

Double Crochet (dc) Mesh stitch is like the Crochet Mesh stitch, except it features two double crochet (dc) stitches in one chain space.