Invisible Decrease Slip Stitch

Invisible Decrease Slip Stitch

Invisible Decrease Slip Stitch

There are several ways to make decreases in single crochet. Here I show you the ones I use: invisible on both sides and without leaving holes.

There are three methods, depending on how you work the stitch: through both loops, through the front loop, or through the back loop.

Below, you’ll see each technique step by step, and at the end, there’s a summary video showing all three in action.

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STEP BY STEP PATTERN

Decrease slip stitch both loops

1. Insert hook through both loops of the next st, YO and pull up loop (2 loops on hook).

2. Insert hook through both both loops of the next stitch, YO and pull up loop (3 loops on hook).

3. Pull the first loop on hook through all loops.



Decrease slip stitch front loop

Insert the hook in 2 stitches, but in the opposite direction to what you are used to.

1. Skip a stitch.

2. Insert hook through front loop of the next stitch and through front loop of the skipped stitch (3 loops on hook).

3. YO and pull through all loops. 



Decrease slip stitch back loop

1. Insert hook through back loop of first stitch and the second stitch (3 loops on hook).

2. YO and pull through all loops.



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