Crochet Sorority

Skill Level – Easy AbbreviationsHDC – Half Double CrochetCH – ChainSL ST – Slip StitchSC DEC – Single Crochet Decrease Single Crochet Decrease – This is taking two stitches and reducing them down to one stitch. Insert the hook through the first stitch, wrap the yarn over the hook, pull it through, […]

Skill Level – EasyAbbreviationsSC – Single CrochetCH – ChainSL ST – Slip StitchMaterialsSize I/5.5 mm crochet hook4 ply yarnTapestry NeedleStyrofoam Cone ShapeFloral Pins SHELL – *Double Crochet, Chain 3, Slip Stitch in the top of the double crochet. Repeat 5 times total from *, all in the same chain.Make 2 strips. This can […]

Skill Level – IntermediateAbbreviationsHDC – Half Double CrochetCH – ChainSL ST – Slip StitchMaterialsSize 3 Steel Crochet HookCrochet CottonSmall NeedleChain 7, join Round 1: *Chain 3, Single Crochet in the loop, Repeat 8 times total from *. Round 2: Ch 3, Work 2 DC in the same loop, CH 2, *Work 3 DC, […]

Abbreviation:SC = Single CrochetCh = ChainSC DEC = Single Crochet DecreaseST = StitchSingle Crochet Decrease = A single crochet decrease is reducing two stitches by joining them together as one stitch. You work the first part of your single crochet as you would normally work it in the first St. You […]

This is a good recycling project. It is also a good way to use up scrap yarn. Skill Level: BeginnerCrochet Hook G4-Ply yarnBottle Cap or Polyester Fiberfill to fill the motifs AbbreviationsSC – Single CrochetSL ST – Slip StitchFPSC – Front Post Single CrochetEA – Each Tree MotifMagic CircleRound 1: CH 1, […]

Skill Level: Intermediate AbbreviationsFPDC = Front Post Double CrochetBPDC = Back Post Double CrochetHDC = Half Double CrochetDC = Double CrochetCH = ChainSL ST = Slip StitchEA = EachBEG = Beginning Size I Crochet Hook4-ply Worsted Weight Yarn Gauge:4 inches = 8 Rows4 inches = 10 Stitches NOTE: There is a chain […]

This will explain two ways to block a crochet doily. I prefer the starching and pinning method since it gives the doily a crisp and fresh look. Ironing does work well as an alternative. The video tutorial will show both methods. Pinning Method Ironing Method

Skill Level: Intermediate Gauge: 12 Stitches = 4 inches; 14 Rows = 4 inches Materials:Size I Crochet Hook4-ply Worsted Weight yarnYarn Marker – Scrap yarn tails work very well AbbreviationsFSC = Foundation Single CrochetSC = Single CrochetCh = ChainSL ST = Slip StitchEA = EachST = Stitch Note: The purpose of the yarn […]