Standing Single Crochet Stitch Tutorial
- Phanessa Fong
- Jul 5, 2022
- 2 min read
Hi friends! I'm so excited to finally share tutorial for the Standing Single Crochet Stitch! I will be posting the Standing Half Double & Double Crochet Stitches soon! If you are familiar with my designs, I love to use the chainless double crochet stitch but if I am changing colors, I prefer to use the standing stitches.
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The Standing Single Crochet Stitch allows you to fasten on a new yarn without pulling it through and chaining 1. This makes the fabric look much cleaner.
Scroll down for the video tutorial which is also available for left-handed crocheters. Do you use the Standing Single Crochet Stitch? What do you use it for?
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I enjoyed this tutorial on the standing single crochet stitch. Clear techniques like this are always helpful because small details can make a big difference in the final result of a project. The explanation about creating cleaner joins and smoother transitions between rounds was especially useful.
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Great tutorial! The standing single crochet stitch is a game-changer for changing colors seamlessly. As a girl who loves diving into creative DIY projects, I really appreciate how clearly you explained this. It’s amazing to see how many girls are turning their crochet hobbies into beautiful digital portfolios on social media nowadays. Saving this for my next scarf project, thank you for sharing.
Great explanation—I didn’t realize how much difference the standing single crochet stitch can make in keeping projects neat and consistent. It’s interesting how small technique changes can really elevate the final result. It actually reminds me of how even small updates in games can refresh the whole experience. For example, when I tried Null’s Brawl at https://nullbrawls.org/, the added features noticeably changed how I approached the gameplay. Sometimes it’s the little improvements that make things feel new again.
Such a helpful tutorial! The Standing Single Crochet Stitch really gives projects a cleaner, more professional look — especially when changing colors. I’ve been exploring creative hobbies lately, and crochet has such a calming, story-like rhythm to it. It actually reminds me of how games like Summertime Saga capture creativity and storytelling in their own unique way — both are great outlets for relaxation and focus. Thanks for sharing this, Phanessa!