Friday, April 18, 2014

Reverse Single Crochet Tutorial

I'm back with my second video tutorial, a guide to the reverse single crochet stitch! It's really not as difficult as it may sound, if you can do a regular single crochet, you'll only need a bit of practice to do it in reverse!

I discovered this stitch fairly recently and instantly fell in love! It's an awesome way to edge almost any item, and I really feel it adds strength and durability to the final product. For this reason, I used it as a border on the Granny's Baby Blanket pattern, as children can definitely be hard on, well, just about everything! :) It would also work well on items that will get lots of use such as dishrags or even the necklines of sweaters you're worried may stretch.

Original Pattern: Ravelry Post, Craftsy Post, Original Blog Post

Need help with the granny square itself? Check out this video tutorial.

Enjoy!
~ Farm Girl Teacher
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