Slip Stitch (Sl st) and invisible end - Beginner crochet Step 4

How to crochet a Slip Stitch (Sl st) and invisible finish
Crochet plushies, easy Amigurumi, basic crochet stitches series:
In this short tutorial you will learn how to crochet a Slip Stitch (Sl st) and how it can be used in crochet and in making amigurumi creations and other crochet work. You will also learn how to do the Invisible finish/invisible end.
Slip Stitches help you to hide colour changes in amigurumi and other crochet creations and are the easiest stitch (besides a simple chain) to crochet. A slip stitch can be used to stabilise the edge of your work, or create interesting features in your creations; from spirals to neat straight lines. The slip stitch really is an easy and useful stitch to learn.
The simple method of creating an invisible finish makes your amigurumi creations look more professional and neat.
Check out my basic crochet series with separate videos for right and left handed people on how to:
single crochet (sc),
half double crochet (hdc),
double crochet (dc),
slip stitch (sl st),
foundation single crochet (fsc),
foundation half double crochet (fhdc),
foundation double crochet (fdc),
increase (inc) and decrease (dec),
and make a magic ring (MR) that won't come undone!
There are also simple and useful projects for practicing these stitches.
- Practice the CHAIN (ch) stitch making a soap bag, bottle holder, produce bag, beach bag, toy bag, book bag.
- Practice the SINGLE CROCHET (SC) stitch making a soft make up remover, gentle baby wash cloth, doll's blanket, delicate cleaning cloth.
and more...
Other fun projects:
- the squashed frog door stopper,
- giant creepy interactive spider
- s'more skater kid
Instant download PDF patterns available at CarolynZaki.Etsy.com
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