The Basics in Crochet
Brand new to crochet? Start here: holding the hook and yarn, the slip knot, and your first chain.
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Simple leg warmers for 18–24 month sizes with a pretty scalloped edge — about 6 inches long.
Free crochet pattern for toddler leg warmers.
Here is a simple and quick pattern for some toddler crochet leg warmers. This pattern makes leg warmers that will fit approximately 18-24 month clothing sizes. My granddaughter just turned one and they fit her perfectly. She is just growing out of 18 Mo's clothing. The stocking measures right at 6 inches long. You can modify these to make them longer or shorter by simply adding or reducing at the beginning chain.
Pattern:
I Hook CH 20
R1 — SC in the second chain from the hook and in each stitch across.
R2 thru R17 — CH 1 and working in working in back stitches only , SC in each stitch across.
*Now you are going to join the piece by folding it together. CH 1 and SC the two sides together along the seam. (The piece will look like a long cylinder when you put it together.)
Scalloped edge
R18 — Working along the top edge of the piece, CH 1 and SC in each stitch around. Join with a SS at the end.
R19 — Skip the first stitch and DC five times into the next stitch. Skip a stitch and SS into the next stitch. Continue to *skip a stitch - 5 DCs - skip a stitch - SS* until you reach the end. You should end up with five scalloped edges. Join at the end with a SS and tie off. Weave in all your ends........... and that's it!
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When you're first learning, I recommend a cheap, sturdy yarn. Specialty yarn takes some experience, because you first need to get the feel of tension and gauge. The yarn I'd reach for while learning is Red Heart Super Saver — easy to find at your local Walmart, Michaels, or on Amazon.
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Brand new to crochet? Start here: holding the hook and yarn, the slip knot, and your first chain.
Tap play and stitch along — or watch it over on YouTube.
Lesson one: the chain stitch — the foundation almost every crochet project starts with.
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Lesson two: the single crochet — the sturdy little stitch amigurumi is made of.
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Half double crochet: the friendly middle stitch — part single, part double, all useful.
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The double crochet stitch, step by step — the tall stitch that half of all patterns are built on.
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Treble (triple) crochet, step by step — the tallest of the basic stitches, made simple.
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