How to Double Crochet; the Tallest Stitch!

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How to Double Crochet; the Tallest Stitch!

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Important note: I crochet right handed, but if you follow the directions in the way that works for you you'll end up with beautiful double crochet!

Gather Your Materials

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To double crochet you will need yarn and a crochet hook. Currently I'm making a mermaid blanket during this tutorial I'm using blanket yarn, and a 16 mm crochet hook.

Loop Over the Hook

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Start by looping over the hook.

Dip Into the Next Stitch

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Dip your hook underneath the next stitch. At this point in the stitch you should have three loops on your hook.

Loop Over Once Again

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Loop over your hook again, at this point in the stitch you should have four loops on your hook.

Loop Over Again and Pull Through

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Loop over once more, then pull the second and third loop over the new loop.

Bring Over the Next Two Loops

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Loop over your hook and bring the next two loops over your hook.

Bring Over the Next Two Loops

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Loop over once more after this you should have only two loops left on your hook.

Bring Over Your Final Loops

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You should begin with two loops then loop over one final time and bring over the final two loops.

In Conclusion

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This is a hard stitch to learn so be patient, this is the tallest crochet stitch like I said at the beginning and it adds some nice bulk to a project when partnered with a thicker yarn and a big hook you can make progress super fast!