Which crochet stitch uses the least yarn

Have you ever wondered what crochet stitch takes up the most yarn? These stitches are referred to as a yarn eater. You might be surprised by the answer!

When it comes to crocheting, a single ball of yarn can get you pretty far. If you want to make a big blanket using as little yarn as possible, there are a few crochet stitches that you can use to cover a large area with just a few balls of yarn. What crochet stitches use

Tutorials of several crochet stitches. Do you want to learn the basic crochet stitches? I will learn you the basics step by step.

Dive into the art of crocheting with our guide to 5 easy crochet stitches for beginners. We make your first step enjoyable and stress-free!

If you want to easily learn how to crochet classic granny stripe stitch, check out this post! Step-by-step tutorial is great for beginners.

Add a pop of color to your crochet projects with this beginner-friendly tutorial on how to change colors in crochet.

Here's a super simple trick to seamlessly change colors in crochet. Includes a full photo and video tutorial.

Have you ever used a stitch diagram when crocheting? I used one for the first time when I made my friend's baby blanket . The pattern came w...

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If you are like me, you have so much leftover yarn, it's almost ridiculous. This c2c scrap blanket pattern is the perfect project.

Learn how to crochet the moss stitch in 3 different ways: regular, in a square, corner to corner. This stitch is so simple, you can crochet it without thinking, and I'm not even talking about counting stitches! It only consists of SC and chains, but still looks really elegant. The moss stitch can also be referred to as Granite or Linen stitch, it creates a nice thick fabric that is great for blankets, dishcloths or bags. #crochetmossstitch #Linenstitchtutorial

This beginner-friendly video tutorial shows you how to crochet the Suzette stitch, which is used my my free crochet tote bag pattern. This stitch is very simple, but creates an interesting, sophisticated texture. via @makeanddocrew

Surface crocheting is a really great way of adding detail to a crochet piece. Personally when I crochet, I don’t like carrying yarn, which is often necessary for tapestry crochet. With surface crochet, I love that I can simply crochet the piece in one color and then add the details on top of the project. This also makes crocheting the project really easy and mindless

If you are a crocheter who finds it hard to follow along with written patterns, I suggest trying a crochet stitch chart. Here's a guide on how to use a crochet stitch chart.

Want to know how to crochet shell stitch? This post will help you learn it - written pattern, photo tutorial and video awaits you!

Learn how to join crochet squares and panels together with the mattress stitch. This easy seaming technique creates a very subtle and flat seaming edge, which makes the mattress stitch the best seaming method for garments. The mattress stitch is also ideal for joining panels of different colors because the seam is invisible! Tap on the pin to go to the free step-by-step tutorial...

How much yarn do I need? Use this simple guide to estimate how much yarn you will need for your next project. crochet | crochet chart | crochet guide | crochet project | crochet hat | crochet beanie | crochet scarf | crochet socks | crochet sweater | crochet baby blanket | crochet throw

Hello to all our lovely beginners! We have a real treat for you today. What would you say to three different ripple-shaped crochet stitches.

With so many crochet resources out there, I'm sharing the resources that are super helpful and all in one place.

How to read a written crochet pattern for beginners with step-by-step instructions and examples. Plus what common terms, abbreviations + symbols mean.