Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video I share a simple crochet trick that can make your decreases blend in much more smoothly with your fabric. I already knew this technique from making amigurumi, but it never occurred to me to use it in projects worked in rows. I'll show you the difference compared to a traditional decrease, why I especially love it for double crochet, and how to adapt it for other stitch heights as well.
Yarn and Hook:
Weight 4 Cotton
I Love This Cotton Yarn by Hobby Lobby
A good substitute
Comfy Worsted by KnitPicks
(wt 4 cotton)
https://www.knitpicks.com/yarn/comfy-...
4 mm hook
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(you don't have to buy the set, they are also sold separately)
Susan Bates Finishing Needle
Susan Bates Finishing Needles
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Clover Amour Stitch Markers
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Affiliate Links👆🏻
In this video I share a simple crochet trick that can make your decreases blend in much more smoothly with your fabric. I already knew this technique from making amigurumi, but it never occurred to me to use it in projects worked in rows. I'll show you the difference compared to a traditional decrease, why I especially love it for double crochet, and how to adapt it for other stitch heights as well.
Yarn and Hook:
Weight 4 Cotton
I Love This Cotton Yarn by Hobby Lobby
A good substitute
Comfy Worsted by KnitPicks
(wt 4 cotton)
https://www.knitpicks.com/yarn/comfy-...
4 mm hook
amzn.to/3AplMoo
(you don't have to buy the set, they are also sold separately)
Susan Bates Finishing Needle
Susan Bates Finishing Needles
amzn.to/3SOv6dQ
Clover Amour Stitch Markers
amzn.to/4xeCaV8
Affiliate Links👆🏻
