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How to crochet the second row Videos
- 1. How to Move Up to your Second Row of Crochet
- 2. How to do the 2nd row of crochet.
- 3. How to Turn at the End of a Stitch Row | Crocheting
- 4. How to Easily Crochet the Second Row in a Blanket That Is Single Stitched : Fun Crochet Projects
How to Move Up to your Second Row of Crochet
In this video, I teach you how to move up to your second row of crochet, using your single crochet stitch only.
User Comments
Kim Ted
commented
on 13 Sep 2015
Can you tell me the name of the stitch on your background? I am trying to
relearn what my Grandmother taught me from memory. It isn't working! I
think your background piece is how she taught me and I would like to learn
it again. Thanks!
Stitchinstacy
commented
on 15 Sep 2015
+Kim Ted ..No i cant..to be honest, it was something i threw together to use as a backdrop,,and it wasnt a project i used on a video,, sorry:(
LeAnna Wanli
commented
on 13 Jul 2015
You were going way too fast for a beginner!! I still don't understand.
Stitchinstacy
commented
on 06 Sep 2015
ONce again, you can only go so slow to teach...Im sorry you are having issues with understanding, its just something you will need to practice with..ppl have different speeds of learning..my children have learned to crochet from my videos at 16 and have had no issues,, so again its not my speed of teaching its the speed at which one can learn the process..Good luck on your learning:)
DropsOfPluto
commented
on 03 Sep 2015
+Stitchinstacy You weren't going 'slow' at all. You were going way too fast. You didn't show us how to do it you showed us that you can do it.
Stitchinstacy
commented
on 13 Jul 2015
+LeAnna Wanli Everyone has different speeds of learning...its not about my going to fast...if i go any slower, i will not be able to teach...it becomes if you are understanding the stitch...an instructor can only go but so slow...before coming to a complete standstill..Im sorry you are having troubles, good luck in your beginning lessons.
Meryl Brown
commented
on 05 Mar 2015
What can I do to keep my sides even, they keep getting lopsided. Not sure
what I am doing wrong?
Cheyenne “KitKat” Calhoon
commented
on 19 Jun 2015
+Meryl Brown Haha what I did was iron it when I was finished. LOL I am only 15 and I am working on my mini blanket, which is my first project with crochet, and I have ironed a part of it and it looked really cool.
Stitchinstacy
commented
on 06 Mar 2015
Not sure what you are doing to make them that way....you need to be counting your stitches as well,, if you arent sure ..use a stitch marker on each end
Meowlody
commented
on 24 Jan 2015
Thank you for sharing this,Ive been trying to crochet for a while and
always reach a point and stop out of frustration,I have books but learn
better by seeing it done,thanks again,Im looking forward to many crochet
projects :)
Stitchinstacy
commented
on 24 Jan 2015
+Meowlody You are very welcome..glad i could help!
amylpatt
commented
on 05 Jan 2015
This was big help for me. I don't know of anyone who crochets so I'm
trying to teach myself. I just couldn't figure out that turn. Thank you
Stitchinstacy
commented
on 09 Jan 2015
you are very welcome..glad i could help:)
amylpatt
commented
on 08 Jan 2015
Thanks again for the reply. I'm almost done with a scarf project. I've been trying to watch the tension like you suggested and I have to say, I can defiantly see a difference from the beginning and now. Thanks again for the advise and I will keep practicing.
Stitchinstacy
commented
on 07 Jan 2015
i would say your tension on your stitches are not the same..you need to work on keeping each stitch the same..that comes with time and practice..best way to get that is to do a project that consists of all single crochet..i wouldnt recommend this but its your choice..my very first project was a full size afghan done in all Single Crochet..took forever..but i mastered the tension with that..so that would be my advice:)..Good Luck!
amylpatt
commented
on 07 Jan 2015
How to you keep you rows straight and uniform? My lines are pretty wonkie and the stitching never seems to be the same size, some tight then too lose. Any tips?Thanks for you help.
Stitchinstacy
commented
on 06 Jan 2015
Hi Amy..you dont have to do it alone..feel free to hang out with me..i have many beginning tutorials for you to follow and i will do my best to answer questions as i can:))...im sure you will and are doing great so keep up the great work!!!!
How to do the 2nd row of crochet.
This is a video I made of how to do the second row of double crochet and I am also using a size I needle. Hope it helps. :)
User Comments
CrochetBallerina
commented
on 14 Jun 2012
in a single crochet,you you dont wrap the yarn around the hook before you
go into the loop in your work. and in a double crochet you wrap the yarn
around the hook once before you go into the loop in your work. the single
crochet is also a shorter stitch. hopefully i was able to answer your
question. :) if not,feel free to ask me any other questions you may have
about it. :)
ken1der2aa3
commented
on 30 Nov 2011
R those real or fake nails? I hav pretty long nails but only on my thumbs
and pinkys usually. Lol and btw I think tht u were going way too fast for
beginners like me but it was definitely a very well done presentation/video
tht you've got there lol. But thanx! -Keni
CrochetBallerina
commented
on 07 Feb 2012
@jackbarney1 well it depends. some people like taking the class, and some
people just like watching some videos on how to crochet. im sorry that
you're not able to get it yet. just keep watching some more videos and im
sure you'll get it. :) goodluck! :)
Tina Shield
commented
on 16 Feb 2012
Great vid! Very clear! I learned to crochet by watching awesome videos like
yours. Thanks for posting. For people who still don't get it. Don't give
up. Watch Mikey'smaill he's good too and so many others!
CrochetBallerina
commented
on 14 Feb 2012
@genesisherrea i have a video of that actually. its called how to chain and
double crochet. its on my channel. i show how to start it from the very
beginning and the first row. hope that helps! :)
CrochetBallerina
commented
on 14 Feb 2012
@beccabug2001 in this video im only showing how to do the ends. if you go
to my other video thats called how to chain and double crochet, i show how
to begin crocheting and how to do each stitch.
Linda Bigbee
commented
on 20 Jan 2012
Thank you very much for posting this. The focus was nice and the video easy
to follow. I wasn't sure about how to go into the stitch, but you showed
how to include both loops. Very helpful!
mblom819
commented
on 26 Nov 2012
well this helped me because i was putting the first stitch into the first
space and it was wrong, so i was glad i watched this. i understood it
completely. it helped me!
CrochetBallerina
commented
on 23 Jan 2012
@JoJoKitty1 i apologize if its confusing you,but this is a part two to my
other video of how to do the first row of crochet. hope that helps. :)
happybunnie6
commented
on 18 Feb 2012
this video is so useful~ i never understood how to do this but by watching
this it helped me understand it better ^^
Tonya Stultz
commented
on 27 Nov 2012
I don't understand the negative comments and dislikes.....You did a
wonderful job explaining! Thanks!
CrochetBallerina
commented
on 20 Dec 2011
@danahake14 aw im so glad you were able to find out what the problem was!
im glad i could help!! :)
fart
commented
on 10 Feb 2012
@jackbarney1 im trying to make a scarf and i dont get it much and i watched
alot of videos
Brenda Cavanagh
commented
on 11 Nov 2011
This has helped me alot.Thank you!!! I found your presentation very easy to
understand.
CrochetBallerina
commented
on 16 Dec 2011
@ken1der2aa3 yea those are my real nails :) and i apologize if i went too
fast for u.
luke khosravipour
commented
on 11 Jun 2013
This helped me soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much thank
you!
Bethany Quilter
commented
on 29 Nov 2012
Um......i really cant do this whole crochet thing......guess im not that
crafty
Lollipoploopz
commented
on 10 Jun 2012
What's the difference between single and double c? I'm so confused!!
fart
commented
on 10 Feb 2012
i watched alot of videos and i never get it thumbs up if you agree
CrochetBallerina
commented
on 16 Dec 2011
@brendajcable thanks! im glad my video helped u! :)
CrochetBallerina
commented
on 23 Feb 2012
@MsTruthseeker99 im so glad my video helped! :)
saba hammad
commented
on 12 Feb 2012
@viktoriasblog i m also trying can't get it...
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User Comments
amanicangel
commented
on 23 Oct 2012
Continued from my last comment below: So now U work across the row and when
U reach the end U chain up again, then turn the entire work until that
little piece of yarn hanging down (which is on Ur right at the moment) will
then be hanging down on Ur left. Then U just repeat the process. I'm still
a total newbie at this so if this doesn't apply to round patterns or
whatever..I'm not sure, but for simple beginner learning of just working
rows of stitches I know this is correct & hope it helps :)
amanicangel
commented
on 23 Oct 2012
RE: the turning of the work. Here is a little trick I was taught when I was
confused on what turning meant. U know how when U first make a slip knot to
begin a single chain & you leave a bit of yarn hanging down? If ur
righthanded on a singlechain & after the 1st row of whatever stitch Ur
doing the yarn will be hanging down on Ur left side. But when U chain up
1,2,or3 depending on what stitch Ur doing, after you chain up U turn the
work so that piece of yarn now hangs down on Ur right :)
shyanha
commented
on 24 Aug 2012
The chains that are made at the end before turning the work are how it goes
upwards. You're building the height at the end for the next row's stitches.
Single crochet is 1 chain, half-double crochet is 2 chains, double crochet
is 3 chains b/c that's the height of each stitch. After you make those
chains, turn the work. I think that's what you were asking. (E.g., for
right-handed folks, when reaching the left-most position, make the chains,
then turn.)
shyanha
commented
on 24 Aug 2012
Yes, it is literally turning the work around. You've probably figured that
out by now, but thought I'd toss that in there. So you do the chain (my
friend calls it 'in the air' since it's not in a stitch), then after you
chain the height for the next stitch, flip the work around. An alternative
is to learn how to crochet ambidextrously so you never have to turn, you
just go back and forth.
Forego S
commented
on 21 Dec 2014
Well, I'm totally lost now. I did the turning stitch, and I'm trying to
figure out how to make the next stitch, but my work doesn't look as neat
and tidy as your expert crocheting does. So I can't figure out where to
insert my hook to make the next stitch. I have no clue what to do next.
Deb Marsden
commented
on 12 May 2015
Thank you for your video - I have been trying to explain the same concept
to a friend over messenger, however I wasn't explaining it as succinctly as
you do, so I have just referred her to this video instead! Thanks for
saying what I was struggling to say :)
Love2TravelAway
commented
on 05 Jul 2013
ATTENTION: QUESTION
Laura Bish
commented
on 28 Aug 2013
I have been doing it wrong and only going through one part of found the
stitch like on the first row. Doh! I made a couple on snoods that seem to
have come out fine but this is why the other patterns I have tried haven't
worked I think
SupriseMonster
commented
on 16 Aug 2012
What I'm confused about is how you start forming chains upwards to make
room for he next row, and no video is showing me this!!! One minute you're
making a chain stitch and then bleasjdnmwka. How do you start going up??!
OstrichChick
commented
on 30 Aug 2012
I always have crotched back and forth, because I could never figure out
what turning work around meant. I thought that there was a back and front
to your work and you could not flip your stitches around.
The Handy Hedgehog
commented
on 13 May 2015
I have watched countless video's trying to get a clear idea of how to turn,
and yours has finally helped me. Thank you! You explain it very clearly,
and its so easy to see. Thanks!
Tanya Sensenbach
commented
on 13 Sep 2015
This video has made it possible for me to finally get a stitch down and
finally make my scarf! Thank you so much for the tutorial. You use bigger
string as well so it helped me!
OstrichChick
commented
on 09 Aug 2012
So I understand the part about the turning chain, but you actually
literally have to turn your work around.... ? This is what confuses me
extremely.
D Valeria
commented
on 21 Dec 2011
I thought i was doing it wrong (I'm left-handed so everything is harder)
but its actually coming out right. I just had to keep trying *victory dance*
arudi77
commented
on 17 Nov 2012
Finally a easy explanation on how to turn. When i used to crochet it would
end up in a weird shape. Thank you. Now i think i will take it up again.
Cindy Gooch
commented
on 06 Jan 2013
So...if I turn it and then it tells me to chain 5, and do a double chain in
stitch X, then will I have actually chained 8 in between rows?
Suzanne Smith
commented
on 19 Jan 2015
I have been struggling with turning and have had difficulty finding a
tutorial for exactly where to insert my hook. THANK YOU!!!!!
Catherine Creppon
commented
on 29 Dec 2014
Your video is awesome! I'm new at crochet and I struggled with this all
weekend...the result was a lopsided scarf...thank you!
tiffgg
commented
on 25 Jul 2012
I am so glad that I cam accross this video! It clarified many questions I
had about the single stitch and turning!!
livinginabook123
commented
on 01 Oct 2015
Thank you! I did crochet for a few months senior year and 2 years later I
completely forgot how to turn!
Laquisha Moore
commented
on 22 Apr 2015
helpful but not really good choice of example string. It makes it look like
there are extra stitches
Love2TravelAway
commented
on 05 Jul 2013
Thank GOD ....for YOUTUBE.....Andria thank youuuuuuuu....I get it now...and
Im taking notes....
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