Discover creative ways to use double crochet decreases to add unique texture and shape to your crochet projects!
V-shaped Decrease Pattern
Creates an elegant narrowing with a symmetrical, inverted V shape for a polished finish.
Zigzag Decreases
Creates a striking visual effect with alternating rows angled in opposite directions.
Shell Stitch Decrease
Creates a lacy, elegant taper by reducing the number of shells in each row.
Textured Bobbles
Creates a bumpy, dimensional look perfect for adding depth to your projects.
Alpine Stitch Decrease
Create a textured effect that adds depth while neatly tapering your project.
Star Stitch Tapering
It creates a beautiful, intricate taper that looks like delicate starbursts shrinking in size.
Lacy Mesh Decreases
Create airy elegance by reducing stitches within an openwork mesh pattern, perfect for lightweight projects.
Clustered Rows
These create a dense, textured fabric perfect for a cozy, bunched-up effect.
Diagonal Striping Decrease
By strategically placing your decreases, you can create a dynamic, slanted stripe effect that gives your project a fresh, modern twist.
Diamond Motif Decrease
Shaping your work into dazzling diamond motifs brings an elegant geometric flair while strategically decreasing stitches.
Wave Pattern Decrease
Imagine lovely rolling waves cascading down your crochet project, giving it a rhythmic visual flow.
Triangle Shaping
This technique gradually narrows the fabric into a sleek, triangular shape, perfect for shawls or decorative accents.
Mosaic Tapestry Decrease
Blend intricate colorwork with decreases for a striking, mosaic-like design throughout the project.
Chevron Tapering
Chevron tapering creates a dynamic, zigzagged pattern that reduces the fabric’s width in a visually striking way.
Floral Motifs Decrease
Combine decreases with floral patterns to create delicate, petal-like shapes that add a touch of elegance to projects.
