How to Crochet a Stacked Double Crochet || Straight Edges on Double Crochet Rows EVERY TIME!
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- How to Crochet a Stacked Double Crochet || Never get a hole at start of Double Crochet Row again!
Perfect straight edges on your double crochet projects. Plus, the stacked double crochet (which could also be called a stacked single crochet because you are stacking singles to make a double crochet) makes the edges have a nice V that you can crochet into for a border.
Most crochet patterns have you begin with a ch 3 at the start of a double crochet row and it counts as a stitch. But that leaves a funny looking stitch and hole at the start of the row. Instead of beginning with a ch-3, do a stacked double crochet!
It is worked very similarly to a single crochet but it is made in two parts. The result is a beautiful stitch that looks just like a dc and it has a nice "v" at the edge. You will get clean double crochet edge and a straight edge every time.
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I’ve had to watch this a few times because I get distracted by how pretty your nails are and that ring! 💍 😍🤪😄
😊 thank you
50+ years crocheting and BAM craft changing improvements are dropping like fall leaves.
I learn some new technique almost everyday.
Thanks Marley Bird!
Greetings from Charlotte, North Carolina, USA ❤
I have crocheted for over 55 years and have learned many things from you young TH-camrs. I've tried sever different ways to begin double (treble, etc) crochet rows neatly without the dratted hole at the beginning and the method you taught is a absolutely the best. Thank you and/or whoever came up with this technique. I absolutely love it.
this is way better than the chainless starting double crochet for me. the latter still leave bumps on my project.
I agree
You are so much help and such a great teacher!! Thank you so very much!!
I know this is a crochet video, and I can definitely see myself using the stitch, but can we talk about that pretty nail polish and the gorgeous bling you've got going on??! Love it!
Thank you, very clever and well explained, this looks so much better!
Thank you for the lesson and explanation. So helpful as it's my first time ever hearing of a stacked dc.
Glad it was helpful!
WOW !! I’m not a beginner but I gave up crocheting when my mom passed away, that was 27 years ago so I’m out of practice. Recently I started again and realized how much I missed it !! My 9 year old granddaughter even asked me to teach her anywhooo showing THIS STITCH has helped my so much !! Thank you !! Marlene Denton
xoxo
Thank you so much! I always hated the way the triple chains looked but didn't know what else to do. I will use this new stitch from now on!
Good day, Ms. Marly, thank you for this tip :) Love it ! I deduce that you can also use this technique for a beginning treble? I will try this on my next project.
Love clean stitches you take your time and we all appreciate working with us.
Thank you. Straight forward and to the point.
you're a fabulous teacher!
Super technique. Much neater edges 😊
I’ve crocheted for over 50 yrs. This is a game changer for me. Thank you so much.
Wow..this changed my life!
How did I not know this before?
OMG! Why am I just now learning this after4 years of crochet!! 😢
I love this! It looks so much neater. I’ve seen a few different ways to do this. Definitely worth doing!
Thank you so much for this! This changes everything for the blanket im doing❤
I found a stacked treble in some obscure old pattern and honestly, was struggling to perfect it. Mine looked too chunky for some reason so, I set out to consult the oracle and found this video!
Awesome stuff. I’ve been crocheting for 10+ years, thought I’d seen it all but, am learning new techniques from you with your videos! You clearly state and show what needs to be shown without 2 hours of small talk at the beginning. You’ve got another happy subscriber. Looking forward to learning more with you!
I've been doing this recently and loving my edges. For how many eons did we chain 3 before someone said - hey, there's a better way? For people like me, I think we were simply people who follow the rules. I'm amazed by how many times in my life I've said, "I didn't know we were allowed to do that." 😅😅
Love this tip to make crochet neater.
Saving this for next time - looks so much nicer
Brilliant. Best demonstration I’ve seen. As a beginner i finally get it!!!!
I cannot tell you how much time (and frogging!) you have saved me.. I am always disgusted by those beginning chains & trash my work.. THANK YOU!
Glad I could help!
I've been doing it this way for the longest now. As you said, it is much more cleaner. I love it. Glad you also double stack it.
I am so happy I came across you, I love the stacked double crochet, thank you.
Just want to say thank you! You’re an amazing teacher & I love the continued learning I can gain from all your tutorials!!! Also, you’re gorgeous! ❤️
This is JUST what I've been hoping to find. If only I'd watched last week before making two (TWO) projects with those wonky ch3 "first" dcs. Thank you again for your clear instructions along with informative demonstration.
I've been using a similar technique, but piercing that sc, instead of crocheting into its left leg, is the very best solution! I'm surprised that patterns still rely on the "chain 3 and turn" method. Thanks so much for this video!
Damn gurl that ring though.
thanks
loved it... finally a first double crochet without needing 3 chains...... love your shawl/scarf...beautiful indeed... regards from Santos,Brazil.
Thank you! 😊
Thanks you very much for the Tip. Stacked double crochet is much easier for me than the alternative DC.❤
You are so welcome!
Love the tips Marly! Thank you!
Love this! Tired of the look of the ch 3 - especially on squares where it is really noticeable!
Brilliant!! Thanks so much for solving the ch-3 problem. I have always hated the gap.
Glad it helped!
Nice tip! Thanks, Marly!
You are so welcome!
I have been learning to crochet for just over a year now. I have always hated the way that the chain three looks on the edge of the work. Thank you for this tutorial! I'll be implementing this from now on.
I am noticing so many patterns with the hole in the side including the baby blanket I am making for the 6th time for daughters and daughter in laws! Thanks for the great tip! I really like your cowl and the colors!
thank you
This has made my pieces look so much better!!!! Thank you so much!
This is PERFECT!! I really needed this, and it popped up at just the right time. I was doing simple, DC scarves for Operation Gratitude, and this gives the edges a much cleaner look. Thank you again!!
Glad it was helpful!
OMG but this was fabulous. I had stopped crochet because uneven edges were driving me bonkers. This is so SIMPLE - thank you!! (love your nail polish btw ☺️)
This is brilliant! I've been doing something similar, but without "piercing' the stitch. I love the 'piercing' technique. Very nice!
You're so welcome!
I'm with you. Doing this similar stitch but not the piercing. It does look about better too.
Very good idea. Thanks from Greece 😘😘 your hair is so beautiful!!
Thank you so much!
Thank you. I’ve been crocheting for years and never knew this.
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you for a simple trick to add onto my skills.
glad I watched this. I was doing this but doing it wrong! this was explained so well. THANKS!!
I have got to try this,thank you
Hope you enjoy
I can't wait to try this! Your videos have helped me so, so much!!
I'm so glad!
Thanks
Thank you!
I love those colors! Beautiful!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks Marly, you always come thru with great ideas!
You are so welcome!
This is so cool. Thank you
Very similar too what I’ve been using but I’ll give yours a try. Thanks!
Hope you like it!
What a great tip! Just in time for my new project! Thank you 😊
Have fun!
Awesome!
Thanks!
brilliant!
thank you
thank you so much, this is a wonderful way to do the beginning stitch and will be using this :D FYI, just found you thru Bethany @ Whistle and Ivy's e-mail sharing your Mother's Day Event....
Oh thank you!
Brilliant! Thank you, Marly!
thank you
Adoro de ver todos os teus trabalhos. São lindosssss😘👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much- love it ❤
You're welcome 😊
I usually just disregard the chains and not count them as a stitch, even if a pattern says differently. I'll have to give this a try to see how it looks for me!
Wow! Love it! I will definitely be using this!
Wonderful!
Love it, great option
Glad you like it!
Mind blown!!!
in a good way :-)
Hi, Marly! This is very helpful. Thank you so much! Can you let me know what I do at the end of the row? Do I go into the last chain (last v)?
Do you also have a video for a half double chainless start, or could you make one? Watching this video is great for both single and double crochet starting, but now I'm curious about half double... Thank you so much!
This is really cool, thank you for the tip
Glad it was helpful!
I love this! Thanks!
You're so welcome!
❤
Nice I didn’t know you could do that thanks Marly Bird
Any time
I love this and will try this on my next project. Could you use this on a straight end?
absolutely. You can use it whenever you need to start with a dc. Or add one more to the stack and you got a treble crochet ;)
I have been doing this since I started crochet as I hate that chain three start, especially if you are adding an edging such as a blanket.
me too
:O Game. Changer.
thanks!
Love the shawl you have on! What pattern is this?
th-cam.com/video/0UnU1PF3euo/w-d-xo.html
Did you make the scarf you are wearing in this video!? It’s gorgeous and I would love to know where I can get that pattern!
What is that gorgeous yarn?
colorscape by redheart
I always use this can’t stand the holes
Por favor traducir al español
🙁I cant see that where you put the hook
I call that a ‘standing’ double crochet.
I've heard it called a bunch of different things but I've called it a stacked double crochet. The name really doesn't matter as long as you know how to do it :-)
or you can just ch2 and do a dc in the first space instead of skipping it
Correct but the stacked DC looks more like an actual DC and does not have the chains poking out along the side :)
That technique works, but seems bulkier.
It says This cant be played in the back ground