For linked stitches, we,
instead of yarning over at the beginning of a stitch,
use the bars of the previous stitch.
So I've chained two and turned, I'm going to make
a linked double crochet. Instead of yarning over,
I'm going to grab a loop from the previous
stitch, in this case the turning chain.
Yarn over and pull up loop through there, that's
like the first yarn over. Insert the hook in the next
stitch. That's pulling up a loop here
so now we have just like a regular double crochet.
We'll yarn over and pull through two loops on the hook,
yarn over pull through two loops on the hook.
Now the next one, we'll use the horizontal bar
from the previous stitch. So instead of yarning over to start
our double crochet, we'll grab this horizontal
bar, yarn over pull up a loop, insert
the hook into the next stitch, yarn over and pull
up a loop in this stitch. Yarn over pull through
two loops, yarn over pull through two loops.
That links those stitches together.
This can be done for any height of stitches
even treble crochets and double treble crochets.