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Yarning over in crochet, or “yo” for short, is a fundamental technique used in the creation of various stitches. Its use is versatile – it can be executed before or after you insert the hook into the piece, and sometimes, you might need to do multiple yarn overs in a single stitch. This simple step is a key building block in crocheting, enabling you to create a wide array of stitches, each with its own unique texture and look.
HOW TO YARN OVER IN CROCHET? (A STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE WITH IMAGES)
Position your crochet hook in such a way that it is in front of the yarn.
Now, maneuver the yarn from the back of the hook to the front. Do this by guiding it over the top of your crochet hook.
