INCREASE

Vital for shaping your fabric…

LEARN THE LINGO In a pattern, a simple increase of one double crochet stitch will be shown as ‘2dc in next stitch’. A larger increase of two stitches will be shown as ‘3dc in next stitch’ and so on. END OF ROW If you’re increasing at the end of the row, you will affect the outward slope of the left-hand side of the finished fabric. SLOPING SIDES If you increase at both ends of a row, you’ll widen the fabric on both sides and create outward-sloping sides. If you do this in double crochet on both sides, you can create a triangular shape, like this. START OF ROW If you’re increasing at the start of the row, you will affect the outward slope of the right-hand side of the finished fabric.…

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Beginners´ Guide to Crochet (Digital) - 1 Issue, Beginner's Guide to Crochet 2019

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