There are many veteran 'crocheters' out there in the blogland who provide easy and quickly graspable demos on how to crochet. I am also planning to list out on my blog on how to do the basics of crochet, what I know. This is just to help anybody out there trying to start with crochet and also for me to refer at times. Will you believe if I said that I forgot how to crochet a granny square? Yes, I actually did. Last week, I had to give it a few tries until I got it right. That is when this idea of jotting down the basics struck.So today we see how to do the basic chain stitches.Step1: Make a slip knot and slide your hook in.
If you are not sure of how to make a slip knot, see the steps here.Slip knots are used not only in crochet, but also in knitting and in our daily lives for tying up things as well. Learn it :-)Step2: Yarn over the hook, and pull it through the loop.
You get the first chain.
Step3: Keep repeating step 2 until you reach the required number of chains.
There, you have a lot of chains to build your crochet on.
Happy Hooking! :-)
2 comments:
Good plan! It's amazing how we can forget how to do the most basic thing if we don't touch it for a while, no matter how long we've been at the craft, huh?
Great pictures too btw; nice and clear, and easy to follow.
@ BabyFeet: Thanks for visiting! :-)
Yeah it's pretty amazing that we forget the very basic things. I was actually shocked and had to take some time out to remember and work it out again.
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