You've probably heard of a yarn over, but have you heard of a yarn under in crochet? This hack makes for tighter stitches, making it a great technique for making amigurumi! What is the difference? With a normal crochet YO, you place the hook underneath the yarn strand and then hook the yarn from below. With a yarn under (YU), you put the hook over the yarn strand and then hook the yarn from above. | Yarnspirations

Jeny’s surprisingly stretchy bind off #Knitting Make a yarn over and pull it over the next stitch together with the previous stitch when casting off. This will make your cast off really stretchy. Ideal for toe-up socks, top-down pullover hems and shawls, where the regular cast off usually turns out rather tight. I hadn’t realized that in fact you should make a reverse yarn over, when casting off knit stitches 🫣 (and a regular one when casting off purl stitches), which gives a really neat look!

Do you know the difference between Yarn Over & Yarn Under? --> https://www.nickishomemadecrafts.com/crochet-yarn-over-vs-yarn-under/ | Crochet Patterns & Tutorials by Nicki's Homemade Crafts

Do you have a YO in your pattern and you need to know how to knit the Yarn Over stitch? This is an increase knitting technique used commonly to make eyelets in lace patterns. Learn more https://www.studioknitsf.com/yarn-over/ | Studio Knit