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How to crochet the Solomon’s knot stitch
Today we will teach you how to make this crochet classic. The Solomon’s knot creates a lace texture of intertwined diamonds, based in single crochets and chains. It’s very easy to make, uses little...
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How to work reverse single crochet
When changing colors in crochet using the tapestry technique, sometimes the work doesn’t come out as well defined as we would like to be. That’s why at We Are Knitters we are always trying to innovate...
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How to crochet 2 x 2 rib stitch
The 2 x 2 rib stitch, that serves as the basis for all rib stitches (1×1, 3×3, 4×4, etc.), is a basic in crochet. One of its main characteristics is that it is reversible and is used for the hem of...
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How to crochet a flower border
In crochet it’s easy to create borders of different kinds and styles, giving your garment a unique finish. In this post we teach you to make a flower border that you can add to shawls, scarfs, or...
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How to double crochet 3 stitches together
One of the magical things about crochet is that once we know the basics, we can use combinations of them to create textures and designs… One of the most used techniques to create these designs is...
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How to crochet arrow lace stitch
We’re going to crochet some lace arrows. For this, we’re using Pima Cotton in natural and a 5mm crochet hook. This a cute design for any kind of garment—scarves, jackets, tees—whatever you can...
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How to make lace crochet flowers
Although it may seem complicated, to make this lace crochet flowers is very easy. A motif we can use to create a lot of complements that may make our projects even more beautiful. For our...
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How to crochet granny ripple stitch
Anyone who starts crochet knows that one day they have to make a quintessential granny square blanket. We’re going to teach you a variation of the classic stitch that is much easier because it’s...
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How to crochet velvet stars stitch
The velvet stars stitch is an intermediate level stitch. You need to know how to make a chain, single crochet, treble crochet, front post treble crochet*, shell stitches** and close stitches...
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How to crochet jasmine stitch
Jasmine stitch is considered one of the most difficult stitches in crochet. Can you believe it? We can’t! You’ll see that with our step by step guide, it’ll be super easy for you to work this chunky,...
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How to crochet garter stitch
Pretty soon the days will get colder and you’ll want to wear your warmest wool sweaters, so we bring you this step-by-step tutorial to inspire you. Who said garter stitch can only be done with two...
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How to crochet conch stitch
Sometimes it is pleasantly surprising to see how different combinations of basic crochet stitches can be so beautiful and versatile. In this step by step, we’ll show you how to crochet the conch...
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How to finish crochet in the round
Every time we finish a project the part that causes the most trouble is the finishing. No matter how hard you try you can always notice where you fastened off, it sticks out it should not be...
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How to crochet front post diagonal stitch
Crochet is full of surprises. Sometimes with a simple variation of the basic stitches we can create combinations that make for incredibly beautiful textures. That’s what happened with this textured...
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How to Sew Crochet
Joining pieces can always cause us a brief moment of panic– especially if it’s crochet. We’re always worried that the seam won’t be sufficiently invisible or that it won’t match up with the fabric...
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SPIKE STITCH
If you’ve already got a hold of the basic crochet stitches, and you want to add a little charm to your creations, today you’ll learn an easy and attractive stitch that also allows you to add colors in...
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What to do with leftover yarn: crochet bracelets
At We are Knitters we like easy, fast projects that allow you to use even the smallest strand of yarn. Scraps shouldn’t be forgotten; they also have their place and their projects. Today we teach you...
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What to do with leftover cotton yarn knick knack basket
Any self-respecting crocheter, after finishing each project, is sure to have a healthy stash of left over yarn. Today we suggest you gather up all of your left over cotton yarn hidden in drawers,...
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How to work mock double crochet
The edges of the fabric, when we’re talking about crochet, are always for many a matter of frustration and improvement. Sometimes the transition from one row to the other is too noticeable if made...
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How to crochet multicolored checkerboard stitch
Checkerboard stitch is a very common knitting pattern, so today we are going to show you how to do it with a crochet hook. The techniques we need to know how to do are very basic: chains and double...
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