Color change

This way of color change we must do it in the previous stitch to which we want to show the new color.


To secure the changed color stitch we have a few options:

-Secure it with a yarn needle.

-Break yarn we are no longer using (in the example would be the red), leave a tail, to make a little knot with the start of the new color (in the example would be the yellow).

Conversion US to UK terms

Here is a handy chart:

Loop stitch

Is's like a curl crocheted from the inside of the work.

Useful to mock some animal's fur and give volume/texture to the work's edges.

1. insert hook 2. grab yarn with the hook 3. leave enough yarn to make the loop 4. yarn over 5. you'll have two loops on the hook you are going to pull trough the stitch 6. yarn over and pull trough all the loops on your hook.

Double crochet

Follows steps 1° and 2° of the Half double crochet, the diference is in the 3° step, insted of yarn over and pulling through three loops, we'll pull through two loops, then yarn over once more and pull through remaining two loops.

Half double crochet

It would be in between a Single crochet and Double crochet in height.

1° Yarn over so we'll have two loops 2° Insert hook, yarn over, pull through the loop and we'll have three loops on the hook 3° Yarn over and pull through the three loops.