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How to make a chain ring with a slip stitch
When you have learned to make a chain-row (ch-row) you sometimes need to form a ring according. This you can do with a slip stitch (sl-st). Look here!
Figure 1: Make the number of chain stitches stated in the pattern.
Figure 2: Make a ring by inserting the crochet hook into the first chain stitch that was made.
Figure 3: Grab the working yarn(long tail) and pull it straight through the stich.
Figure 4: Continue by pulling the yarn through the stitch that is on the needle.
You have now made the ch-row into a ch-ring with a slip stitch (sl-stitch).
You can also look at this video
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Bonjour ,comment je doit faire pour mon prochain rang,j’ai donc monter 22 m en l’air et dans la 1er j’ai donc fait ma maille coulée pour fermer mon rang,pour mon prochain rang je doit faire 21 m serrée,est ce que je doit faire ma 1er m serrée sur ma m coulée ou sur la prochaine m,merci de votre explication,cordialement.
06.03.2020 - 22:51