Crochet Symbol Guide: Crossed double crochet (crossed dc)
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Here we explain how to crochet the double crochet using video and still images. The cover of the video shows the knitting pattern symbol (stitch symbol) for "double crisscross". In the knitting pattern symbol, the double crochets cross each other in an X shape, so it may look complicated at first glance, but the knitting method is actually very simple. It's similar to the image of rope knitting with needles, but with crochet, each stitch is completed as you knit, so it's easier to knit without having to worry about dropping a stitch. This knitting method is relatively common in double crochet based patterns.
Video explanation
Photo Tutorial
[1] For the first double crochet, skip one stitch (marked yellow) in the previous row and insert the needle into the next stitch (marked blue).
[2] The needle is now in place. Thread it and pull it out.
[3] The thread has been pulled out. Now thread it again and pull it out.
[4] Now that you have pulled out the yarn, wrap it around again to complete the double crochet.
[5] Now that you have crocheted a double crochet, insert your needle into the stitch before that (blue mark) and crochet a second double crochet.
[6] I have just finished knitting a double crochet halfway.
[7] The second double crochet is complete. The blue mark indicates the pattern you just completed.
[8] This is what it looks like after knitting the three patterns.
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