かぎ針編みこま編み/細編み [single crochet (sc)] 編み図記号と編み方動画

Here we explain the crochet stitch "knot stitch" and show you how to crochet it using video and still images.
The cover of the video shows the knitting pattern symbols (stitch symbols) for "Koma Knitting."

Index

What is Knit Knitting?

Single crochet is one of the basic crochet stitches.
This knitting method makes each stitch small, resulting in a thick knitted fabric with no gaps and a sturdy knit.
Examples of items that often use knitting needles include stuffed animals and bags.
There are three main variations in knitting methods: round knitting with a knit stitch, round knitting with a knit stitch in a tubular shape, and round knitting with a knit stitch in a circle. First, let's look at the differences between these three types.

Round knitting of knitted knitting

When knitting round trip stitches, you turn the knitted fabric inside out every other row, so the knitted fabric has a front and back. In the image below, the left side is the front of the knitted fabric, and the right side is the back of the knitted fabric. Separate pageHow to knit "round knit" There is a detailed explanation of how to knit it.

This is the front side of the knitted fabric. The side where you started knitting, with the end of the yarn on the left, is the "front" of the knitted fabric.

This is the back side of the knitted knit. The side where the end of the yarn you started knitting with is on the right will be the "back" of the knitted fabric.

Crochet stitches for tubular knitting

When knitting a knit stitch, you always look at the front of the knitted fabric, so in all of the images below you can see the front of the knitted fabric. I have included images where the start position is visible and images where it is not.

Pick up the stitches from where you cast on the chain and knit the first row, then knit in a circular stitch without increasing or decreasing the number of stitches in each row, and you will end up with a knitted fabric like this.

The starting position looks like this. When knitting with a round stitch, the pattern diagonally moves slightly to the right.

Circular knitting

To knit a circle using the round stitch, start by making a loop cast-on, then increase the number of stitches in each row while knitting a round stitch. This is also a round stitch, so you should always keep an eye on the right side of the knitted fabric while knitting (exceptionally, you may also do a round stitch with a round stitch). For more information on the round stitch, please see the separate page.How to knit "Koma Knitting Loop Stitch"、A thorough explanation of the "loop stitch" knitting technique There is a detailed explanation of how to knit it.

Always look at this side (the front of the knitted fabric) as you work the knitting stitches. The starting point is visible in the top center.

The reverse side of the knitted fabric. For bags, this is what the inside of the bag looks like.

About the knitting method

We will explain how to crochet the "single crochet" using videos and still images.
The cover of the video shows the knitting pattern symbols (stitch symbols) for "knit stitch/single crochet."
Here we will explain how to knit the first knitting stitch. There is a detailed explanation of knitting stitches on another page, so please see the link "More detailed knitting instructions here".

Video explanation

Photo Tutorial

We will explain with images how to knit the "start" of a knit stitch using a loop stitch.

こま編み[1] 立ち上がりのくさり1目を編みます。 — [1] Knit one chain stitch to start the chain.

こま編み[2] くさりの根本（矢印の位置）に針を入れます。 — [2] Insert the needle into the base of the chain (where the arrow is pointing).

こま編み[3] 針を入れるのはここです。 — [3] This is where you insert the needle.

こま編み[4] 針を入れたら、糸をかけて引き出します。 — [4] Once the needle is inserted, thread it and pull it out.

こま編み[5] 引き出したところです。 — [5] I just pulled it out.

こま編み[6] 糸をかけ、2つのループをくぐらせます。 — [6] Thread the needle and pull it through the two loops on the needle.

こま編み[7] こま編みが1目編めました。 — [7] Pull out the yarn and knit one knit stitch.

こま編み[8] 次の目は、となりに針を入れて[4]～[7]を繰り返します。 — [8] For the next stitch, insert the needle next to it and repeat steps [4] to [7].

More detailed knitting instructions here

: Crochet Basics: How to Work Single Crochet in Rows
For beginners, the round stitch with a knitted knit pattern is probably easier than the round stitch with a knitted knit pattern. Casting on a chain and then picking up stitches from the chain is easy because it follows the same procedure, and the number of stitches in each row is the same, so it's also easy to count. Please give it a try as a way to practice knitting. Moving...

: Crochet Basics: How to Work Single Crochet in Rounds
The "round stitch" was a challenge for me when I was a beginner at crocheting. I don't want anyone looking at this page to have to go through the same trouble, so I've provided a thorough explanation. There's also a separate page with a thorough explanation of the "round stitch" in the round stitch, so please refer to that as well. Once you've mastered the round stitch, you'll be able to crochet easily.

: Crochet Essentials: Mastering the Magic Ring for Single Crochet
This article provides a thorough explanation of how to crochet a circle. The "cast-on loop" technique is a very frequently used technique, and perhaps the most difficult to understand. Crocheting a circle almost always requires this technique. Here, we'll use the crochet pattern above to demonstrate how to crochet a circle (crochet in a circle) with plenty of images...

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