How to Join Crochet Pieces

• By sewing the pieces together to form a new work, such as a granny square piece, you'll get a backpack, blanket, or cushion.
• Common piecing stitches are whip stitch and invisible stitch. This tutorial focuses on whip stitches.
• Whip stitch is best for beginners and also uses most crocheted items.

Whip Stitch

• After learning the stitches you will be given some of these little squares.
• Align the two pieces to be sewn together.
• A key point-Double stranded yarn that passes through two pieces at the same time.

• Pass it through once more to form a loop ready for the next knot.
• Remember to keep a bit of yarn when you pass it through the first time.

• Pass through the center of the ring and tie a knot.
• Reinforce the sturdiness of the first stitch.

• The finished look of the first stitch.

• Continue crocheting in order, remembering to align each stitch.
• Different levels of elasticity for different results.

• The left three stitches are the stitches in the slack state.
• The right three stitches are the stitches after being stretched.

• The same knot should be tied at the end.
• Thus reinforcing the solidity of the last stitch.

• Form a knot through the loop.
• Extra threads can be hidden.

• View the final effect and make adjustments as appropriate.

TipAfter you have learned all the basic tutorials, you may want to try our small projects as a way to check your learning. We have provided several small objects pattern that are easy to use and beautiful to look at.

Congratulations, through this section, I believe you have a basic understanding of crochet, let's start a project with specific hands-on practice!

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