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Crochet Supplies and Tools
The Finished Crochet Bag
Crochet a Chain
Single Crochet
Double Crochet
Crochet Granny Square
Crochet: Start Single Color Granny Square
Crochet: Start Level 1 of Granny Square
Crochet: Finish Level 1 of Granny Square
Crochet: Start Level 2 of Granny Square
Crochet: Finish Level 2 of Granny Square
Crochet: Start Level 3 of Granny Square
Crochet: Finish Level 3 of Granny Square
Crochet: Start Level 1 of Multicolor Granny Square
Crochet: Finish Level 1 of Multicolor Granny Square
Crochet: Start Level 2 of Multicolor Granny Square
Crochet: Level 2 Corners of Multicolor Granny Square
Crochet: Finish Level 2 of Multicolor Granny Square
Crochet: Start Level 3 of Multicolor Granny Square
Crochet: Finish Level 3 of Multicolor Granny Square
Crochet: Start Border of Multicolor Granny Square
Crochet: Finish Border of Multicolor Granny Square
Crochet Patterns
Crochet: Start Connecting Pieces 1 & 2 for Row 1
Crochet: Finish Connecting Piece 2 for Row 1
Crochet: Connect Pieces 2 & 3 for Row 1
Crochet: Start to Connect 2 Rows
Crochet: Connecting Over Seams
Crochet: Finish Connecting Rows
Crochet: Start Connecting Base to Face
Crochet: Connect Base to Face at Seam
Crochet: Finish Connecting Base to Face
Crochet: Start to Add Side
Crochet: Connect Side Over Seam
Crochet: Corner of Base, Face & Side
Crochet: Connect Side to Base
Crochet Bag Strap
Crochet: Start Bag Strap
Crochet: Connect Bag Strap
Crochet: Complete Bag Strap
Crochet: Attaching Strap to Bag
Crochet: Add Length to Bag Strap
Crochet: Start Attaching Bag Strap
Crochet Across the Strap
Crochet: Switch Yarn Direction
Crochet: Finish Attaching Bag Strap
Crochet: Start to Sew in Strap
Crochet: Sew Around the Seam
Crochet: Finish Sewing in Strap
Crochet: Start a Pocket
Crochet: Corner of Pocket
Crochet: Finish the Pocket
Crochet Bag Closure
Crochet: Attach Velcro
Crochet: Prepare Needle & Thread
Crochet: Sew on Velcro
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Summary: Working from the crochet chain, it's time to add your second level, the single crochet. Learn how to crochet a bag from start to finish in this free crafts video.
"Now that we have our chain as our base what I am going to show you now is our single crochet and this is where we go back over our base chain to create our second level. Now that we have our loop what you are going to do is take your needle right here underneath which looks to be like this first braid. You are going to take your needle through both of those, make sure your yarn is tight and you pull this yarn underneath those two and then grab your yarn and pull it through your two loops and that is or first one. Then you are going to go underneath the next which looks like a braid. Make sure that you get your yarn under both of them. If you are having trouble going from the top sometimes what I do is I go underneath and grab that one stitch that is underneath so my needle is under both of those, pull that yarn through and then pull my yarn through the two loops and that is a single crochet. You will see that it creates little columns as you go along and you kind of have that same V effect right there on the side and on the top you will see it also recreates the same original pattern of the loops going down also in a V."
eHow Article: Single Crochet
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