Block crochet

Learn when blocking in crochet is necessary, what tools you need, and how to block crochet with wet blocking, spray blocking, steam blocking, and dry blocking.

As you work those final stitches on your crochet blanket pattern (or even a crochet granny square pattern), you might be wondering how to finish off your project. Depending on how consistent your gauge has been or if you made a few mistakes somewhere and accidentally missed a row-ending or -beginning stitch, your crochet afghan could use some reshaping. But how do you make a finished crochet afghan lie the way you want it to once you're done crocheting? To reshape your afghan or to fix any…

Learn How to Block and Crochet Blanket 3 Different Ways and Why Blocking is Important!

This free crochet tutorial shows how to make the interlocking block stitch step-by-step. It includes detailed photo instructions. The interlocking block stitch is a repeat of two rows. To get the same color effect as in this example, you will need three colors. The color pattern for the interlocking block stitch is very beautiful. This stitch is reversible and looks the same on both sides.

Top 5 reasons why the Block Stitch (Chocolate Box) is the best crochet stitch ever, with free patterns for booties and blankets!

In Urbaki Crochet you can find all you need to know about Crochet, Patterns, Stitches, Techniques, and more. Enjoy!

How to make a blocking board for Granny Squares. Do you want to know how I made my own granny square blocking board of wood? Read more.

Learn how to block acrylic yarn for crocheted or knitted creations such as granny squares by using a steamer and Blocking Board.

If you have ever wondered how to block your crochet patterns learn three different techniques like steam blocking, wet blocking and spray blocking to help.