How to Crochet a Circle With Increases

Chain 6 stitches; ,Slip stitch through the first chain to form a ring , Chain 3 more stitches., Crochet 11 double crochets into the center of the ring. , Slip stitch into the third chain (the upper one) of your "turning chain"., To make the circle...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Chain 6 stitches;

    This is called your "turning chain"

    , A circle has formed. , You can stop in any round. , Double crochets twice in each stitch.

    Slip stitch into the third chain of your " turning chain".

    You will notice that your circle is more wide. , Double crochet into the stitch under the turning chain. *In the next stitch double crochet once, in the next stitch double crochet twice.

    Repeat from* all the way around.

    Slip stitch into the third chain of your turning chain. , * In the next two stitches double crochet once, in the third stitch double crochet twice.

    Repeat from * all the way around.

    Slip stitch into the third chain of your turning chain , * In the next three stitches, double crochet once, in the fourth stitch double crochet twice.

    Repeat from* all the way around.

    Slip stitch into the third chain of your turning chain. , If you wish to finish it, cut the yarn and pull the yarn through the last stitch.

    Weave in the ends.
  2. Step 2: Slip stitch through the first chain to form a ring

  3. Step 3: Chain 3 more stitches.

  4. Step 4: Crochet 11 double crochets into the center of the ring.

  5. Step 5: Slip stitch into the third chain (the upper one) of your "turning chain".

  6. Step 6: To make the circle wide

  7. Step 7: we need to increase it.

  8. Step 8: Second round: Chain 3

  9. Step 9: double crochet into the stitch under the turning chain.

  10. Step 10: Third round: Chain 3.

  11. Step 11: Fourth round: Chain 3

  12. Step 12: double crochet into the stitch under the turning chain.

  13. Step 13: Fifth round: Chain 3

  14. Step 14: double crochet into the stitch under the turning chain.

  15. Step 15: If you wish to continue

  16. Step 16: just double crochet once in every stitch and repeat for every round.

Detailed Guide

This is called your "turning chain"

, A circle has formed. , You can stop in any round. , Double crochets twice in each stitch.

Slip stitch into the third chain of your " turning chain".

You will notice that your circle is more wide. , Double crochet into the stitch under the turning chain. *In the next stitch double crochet once, in the next stitch double crochet twice.

Repeat from* all the way around.

Slip stitch into the third chain of your turning chain. , * In the next two stitches double crochet once, in the third stitch double crochet twice.

Repeat from * all the way around.

Slip stitch into the third chain of your turning chain , * In the next three stitches, double crochet once, in the fourth stitch double crochet twice.

Repeat from* all the way around.

Slip stitch into the third chain of your turning chain. , If you wish to finish it, cut the yarn and pull the yarn through the last stitch.

Weave in the ends.

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