A slipstitch looks a lot like a single crochet. The difference is that you immediately pull the yarn you pick up through both loops.
In image 2 the thread does not go through 1 loop but through the picked up loop and the loop that is already on your hook.
The slip stitch can also be used to complete a magic circle or chain stitch. (See picture 3).
To give the front legs or back legs a little more room to move we do not sew them to the body but pull a thread through the leg - body - leg, pull the thread all the way through and return the same way. To leave it firmly against the body, we usually do this 2x....
In this blog I outlined how you can crochet individual numbers. For this example we used cotton yarn with crochet hook E4 (3.5mm). Every number consists of 3 rows, among which a chain. Crochet in rows ending every row with a turning chain (TC). The numbers are made up...
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