Chain your foundation row a little looser than the gauge so the bottom of your project will not pucker or pull inward.Carefully follow the written instructions or chart for creating the design.Sooner or later you are going to run out of yarn or thread. It's best to join the new thread at the end of a row for a neater appearance. When you're about to run out of thread, work your last stitch until there are 2 loops left on your hook. Leaving a tail, draw the end of the new yarn through the 2 loops on your hook. Then continue working with the new ball of yarn. With a large-eyed needle, weave in the tails of both balls of yarn to secure. This method is also used when joining a new color of yarn.
CROCHET BASIC TERMS AND ABBERVATIONS
Ch Chain
Sc Single crochetDc Double crochet
Hdc Half double crochet
Tr Tripple crochet
Sk Skip..mean to skip the chain which creates a space in the patterns
St Stitch
Yo Yarn over
Sl Slip knot
A pattern may be worked in rows i.e.back and forth to form a flat piece or in rounds. Whatever way the pattern is to be worked, the very first thing you must do is make a slip knot on your hook.Every project is started with a slip knot.
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