34 Free Video Tutorials

Basic Stitches Library

Short, focused videos for every stitch and technique used across our patterns — no fast-forwarding through a 20-minute tutorial to find the ten seconds you actually need. Work through them in order, or jump straight to the stitch you're stuck on.

These tutorials are narrated in French. English subtitles load automatically where available — if a video plays without them, tap the CC icon in the player and choose Auto-translate → English.

Stage 1 of 3

Getting Started: Tools, Grip & Your First Stitches

Everything before your first project: picking the right yarn and hook, holding them comfortably, and the four stitches every pattern builds on.

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Choosing Your Yarn

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Choosing Your Hook

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Choosing Extra Tools & Notions

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How to Hold Your Hook

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How to Hold Your Yarn

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The Slip Knot

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The Chain Stitch

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Where to Insert Your Hook in the Chain

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The Single Crochet Stitch

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The Slip Stitch

Stage 2 of 3

Basic Stitches & Core Techniques

The stitch vocabulary used in almost every pattern on this site — plus the row-counting, finishing and diagram-reading skills that make following instructions easy.

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The Half Double Crochet

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The Double Crochet

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The Treble Crochet

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The Double Treble Crochet

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Working in Rows

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Counting Your Stitches

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Counting Your Rows

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Stitch Anatomy: Where to Insert Your Hook

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Fastening Off & Weaving in Ends

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Changing Yarn Skeins

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Seaming Stitch to Stitch

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Reading a Simple Stitch Diagram

Stage 3 of 3

Advanced Stitches & Bag-Making Techniques

Once the basics feel natural: decreases, working in the round, the magic ring, and the finishing techniques used in amigurumi and crochet bags.

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The Triple Decrease

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Crossed Stitches

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Seaming Row to Row

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Working in Closed Rounds

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The Magic Ring

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Invisible Decrease

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Seamless Bag Lining

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Sewn Bag Lining

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The Picot Stitch

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Romanian Cord Bag Handle

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Simple Tunisian-Stitch Bag Handle

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Rigid Crochet Base

Ready to put it into practice?

Start with a beginner-friendly pattern and use these videos any time you hit a stitch you don't recognize.

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