Stacked single crochet

Create neater edges and seams with the stacked single crochet stitch. An alternative to the starting chain when working in double crochet.

Learn the Stacked Single Crochet Stitch which is an alternative to the standard turning chain for crochet with this complete photo and video tutorial. Such an easy way to eliminate the gap at the beginning of a row. A clean and professional finish to all of your finished crochet projects and perfect straight edges!

The Stacked Single Crochet Stitch is an easy way to create a straight edging for your crochet project.

Now that you know how to use Stacked Single Crochet to start your rows, learn how to increase and decrease with this technique.

Let's get rid of that chain 3 at the beginning of a double crochet row. This is how to stacked single crochet stitch (STSC), even when decreasing!

Want to have neat edges in your crochet? Use the stacked single crochet stitch to create the perfect edge to any project.

Stacked Single Crochet Stitch Photo Tutorial

Ready to learn more about the turning chain for half double crochet? From the steps, materials needed and even alternative methods to start a row or round of half double crochet, this blog post has it all! When I was a beginner crocheter, I hadn't heard of many of these different techniques before so I was delighted to over the years discover that there are multiple alternatives available. Like using stacked single crochet stitches or twisting the yarn around to make the HDC without chains…

"Master the reverse single crochet stitch with our step-by-step reverse single crochet tutorial! Elevate your crochet projects with this unique edging technique. Perfect for adding a polished finish to blankets, scarves, and more. Start crocheting with confidence and create stunning pieces today!"

Decreases create shaping and curves in your crochet projects. Learn how to decrease from 2 stitches to 1, with the single crochet 2 together stitch. This stitch is abbreviated as sc2tog.