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A stitch that's taller than a single crochet but shorter than a double crochet, used for a variety of fabrics that need more drape than single crochet.

A basic crochet stitch producing a tight, dense fabric. It's used in a variety of projects from amigurumi to dishcloths.

The foundation of most crochet projects, this stitch appears as a series of V-shaped links. It's commonly used to start crochet work and to create spaces within patterns.

A method to join stitches together, creating a very short fabric that can be used to create a seam, join rounds, or as a decorative element.

A fundamental crochet stitch that's twice the height of a single crochet, resulting in a softer and more flexible fabric, used in sweaters, blankets, etc.

A textured, puffy stitch made by combining several double crochets into one, often used for decorative elements in blankets and clothing.

This stitch results in a puffy texture similar to bobbles, created by making several stitches in one place and then joining them, ideal for adding 3D texture to projects.

A small loop created by chaining stitches and then slip stitching into the same or adjacent stitch, adding a decorative element to a project's edge.

Combination of a double crochet, chain, and double crochet into the same stitch creating a V shape, often used for airy and lacy designs.

Technique used to begin crochet projects worked in rounds. It allows for an adjustable opening that can be tightened, ideal for hats and amigurumi.

A double crochet worked around the post of the stitch from the previous row, from the front to the back, used for ribbing and cabled patterns.

Uses a crochet hook and a dowel (or broomstick) to create large loops and lacey fabrics. Ideal for shawls and delicate items.

Constructed by yarn overs and pulling through several loops to create a puff of yarn on the fabric's surface, giving a project volume and softness.

A technique combining knitting and crochet, worked on a long hook. Creates a sturdy and dense fabric, commonly used for blankets and garments.

Similar to the bobble stitch, this involves partially completing several stitches and then joining them together, creating a clustered group, often used in patterns for texture.

Multiple stitches worked into the same space to create a shell-like shape. It's used for delicate looks in shawls, blankets, and edging.

Also known as treble crochet, this tall stitch creates a looser fabric with noticeable gaps, ideal for lace patterns and airy projects.

Involves double crochet and chains to create a pattern that resembles the foot of a lark. The design is popular for colorful blankets and throws.

Creates a textured scale-like appearance by making a row of V-stitches followed by a row of textured stitches worked around the posts of the V-stitches.

A series of front and back post double crochets that create a textured pattern resembling the weave of a basket, often used in afghans and other cozy projects.

Similar to the FPdc but worked from the back to the front around the post, creating a ribbed or textured look on the opposite side of the FPdc.

Made by wrapping the yarn multiple times around the crochet hook and pulling through all the wraps, resulting in a spiral or coil look. It's used for decorative purposes.

A simple stitch pattern of alternating single crochets and chains to create a woven texture. This stitch is used for lightweight scarves and sweaters.

Combination of double crochets and front post double crochets creating a textured, square design that looks like a waffle. Perfect for dishcloths and textured blankets.