Half Double Crochet
Mary Beth TempleDescription
The half double crochet is typically abbreviated in patterns as “hdc.” Mary Beth is working the half double crochet stitches into the next stitch on her swatch, working under both legs of the V on the top of the stitch. She notes that a pattern will indicate where the double crochet stitch should be worked. To create the stitch, she follows these steps:
- Yarn over, from back to front
- Insert hook into stitch from front to back
- Yarn over and draw through a loop (3 loops on hook)
- Yarn over and draw through all three loops (1 loop remains on the hook and half double crochet stitch has been repeated)
Mary Beth repeats this process and works several more stitches in half double crochet.
This video follows US crochet terminology.
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