Table of Contents
Hooks Hook Sizes Compare Hook-Size Labels Other Tools and Notions Yarn Fibers Yarn Construction How to Read Yarn Labels Yarn Weight Estimate Yarn Requirements Substitute Different Yarn How to Handle Store-Bought Yarn Yarn Care and Storage
Slip Knot Yarn Over Chain Stitch Foundation Chain Turning Chains Foundation Single Crochet Anatomy of a Chain Slip Stitch Single Crochet Half Double Crochet Double Crochet Treble Crochet Count Your Stitches Crochet Symbols Teach a Child Basic Stitches
Increases Decrease by Leaving Stitches Unworked Decrease by Working Stitches Together Crochet in the Round Create a Ring Using Chain Stitches Create a Ring Using a Loop Use a Chain Stitch as a Ring Basic Shaping in the Round Join New Yarn Fasten Off Weave In Yarn Ends
Double Treble Crochet Extended CrochetStitches Work in Front Loop or Back Loop Only Spike Stitches Post Stitches Clusters Bobbles Puffs Popcorns Bullions Clones Knot Lover’s Knot
Felting/Fulling Tunisian Crochet Work with Color: Stranding Work with Color: Intarsia Work with Color: Tapestry Crochet Filet Crochet Crochet with Beads Broomstick Loops Hairpin Lace Simple Daisy Corkscrew Teardrop Triangles Using Increases or Decreases Triangle in the Round Rectangle in the Round Mitered Square Pentagon Granny Square
Buttonholes Zippers Patch Pockets Join Motifs Pompoms Fringe Edgings Blocking Seaming Seam Pieces Together by Crocheting Care for Crocheted Items
Abbreviations Pattern Syntax How to Read a Pattern Gauge Adjust Your Gauge Take Your Measurements How to Read a Chart Standard Measurement Charts
Recognize Extra Increases and Decreases Fix Extra Increases and Decreases If Something Still Seems Wrong Use Stitch Markers Working with Splitting Yarn Smooth Uneven Sides Loosen Up a Tight Foundation Chain Fix the Fit of a Garment