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- Now we will review all of the stitches

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that are needed to create this project.

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The first stitch that we need to know how to do

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is the slipknot, and the slipknot is made

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by bending the yarn, twisting that yarn,

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and then pulling the yarn that is attached

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to the ball of the yarn through the loop,

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and then pulling the tail.

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In crochet patterns, the slipknot is never referred to.

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It's a given, but that is how you make a slipknot.

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The next stitch that we'll learn how to do

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is the chain stitch.

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You place the crochet hook into the slipknot,

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and you make a chain stitch by placing the yarn

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over the crochet hook and pulling through.

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That's one chain stitch.

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Two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10.

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Chain stitch is abbreviated by the letters CH.

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CH equals chain stitch.

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The next stitch that we will review is the single crochet,

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and the single crochet is made by placing the hook

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into the stitch, yarn over, pull through, yarn over again,

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and pull through again.

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That is a single crochet.

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Let's make another one.

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Hook into the stitch, yarn over,

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pull through, yarn over, pull through.

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The abbreviation for single crochet is SC.

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So SC equals single crochet.

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Now, the next stitch that we will review

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is the double crochet.

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The double crochet is similar to the single crochet,

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but you start with the yarn over.

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So, yarn over, put the crochet hook into the stitch,

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yarn over, pull through, yarn over again,

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pull through, yarn over again,

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and pull through a third time.

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That is a double crochet.

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Let's make one more.

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Yarn over, put the crochet hook into the stitch,

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yarn over, pull, yarn over, pull, yarn over, and pull again.

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And that's the double crochet.

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The abbreviation for double crochet is DC.

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The next stitch is actually not a stitch.

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It is a skip stitch, and that means

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that we will skip a stitch.

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So here's a stitch, right?

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So if we skip it, we don't do anything to it.

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So it's the next stitch that we work on.

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So a skip stitch is one that we do not do anything to,

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and the abbreviation for a skip stitch is SK.

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So SK equals skip stitch.

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So let's skip that stitch and make a double crochet

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in the next stitch.

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Yarn over, we skip that stitch,

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and we create a double crochet into the next stitch.

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Pull, yarn over, pull, yarn over, pull.

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And because we have skipped that stitch,

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there is a hole right there where we've skipped a stitch.

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And the final stitch that we will review is the slip stitch,

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and the slip stitch is made by placing the crochet hook

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into the stitch, yarn over,

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and pull through all three strands of yarn, like so.

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And a slip stitch is abbreviated by the letters SLST.

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So SLST equals slip stitch.