You’ll learn how to make the starting knot (slip knot), how to hook and pull the yarn (yarn over), and how to make your first stitch, the chain stitch (ch)! Project 1: • How to Crochet a ...

To begin, grab your yarn and create a slip knot. Next, you’re going to make your foundation chain. This is the chain that will determine how wide your blanket is. If you’re unsure of how many chains ...

See some of the ways to hold your yarn and hook in this video by Sigoni Macaroni. Try the different methods to see what is most comfortable for you. Conclusion My first crochet project was a blanket ...

a. Begin by selecting a base piece-for example, a scarf or an afghan-in a complementary crochet stitch. b. Secure the ribbon yarn at one edge of the base piece with a slip knot or by stitching it in ...

Step. 1 To start a magic loop, don’t make a slip knot. Instead, make a loop with the yarn, leaving a tail around 10 cm long. Make sure the tail end is under the working yarn. Step. 2 Now, insert your ...