Chain stitches (ch)

Chain stitches form the foundation of most crochet projects and also feature in lacy, openwork patterns. When counting, do not count the one on the hook

Step 1

How to do it: make a slip knot and place it on your hook, yoh, pull yarn through loop on hook. You have now made 1ch.

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Quick Christmas Table Decorations Knitting Pattern

Difficulty
- US 6 / 4.0mm
  Needle Sizes
- DK / 8 ply
  Yarn Type
- Straight
  Needle Type
- Garter
  Stitch Techniques
- Stocking Stitch
  Stitch Techniques
Knitted Bows For Presents and Accessories

Difficulty
- US 6 / 4.0mm
  Needle Sizes
- DK / 8 ply
  Yarn Type
- Straight
  Needle Type
- Stocking Stitch
  Stitch Techniques
Quick Coin Purse

Difficulty
- US 6 / 4.0mm
  Needle Sizes
- 4.5mm
  Hook Size
- DK / 8 ply
  Yarn Type
- Straight
  Needle Type
- Stocking Stitch
  Stitch Techniques
Knitted Stocking Christmas Card and Quick Gifts

Difficulty
- US 5 / 3.75mm
  Needle Sizes
- DK / 8 ply
  Yarn Type
- Double-pointed
  Needle Type
- Rib
  Stitch Techniques
- Stocking Stitch
  Stitch Techniques
Festive Fair Isle Gift Bag and Stocking Trim

Difficulty
- Straight
  Needle Type
- Fair Isle
  Stitch Techniques
Pom-pom Present Topper Project

Difficulty
- DK / 8 ply
  Yarn Type
Easy Knitted Chocolates Pattern

Difficulty
- US 6 / 4.0mm
  Needle Sizes
- DK / 8 ply
  Yarn Type
- Straight
  Needle Type
- knit
  Stitch Techniques
- Purl
  Stitch Techniques
Quick Travel Mug Cosy Knitting Pattern

Difficulty
- US 5 / 3.75mm
  Needle Sizes
- DK / 8 ply
  Yarn Type
- Straight
  Needle Type
- knit
  Stitch Techniques
- Purl
  Stitch Techniques