How to turn at end of crochet row

Crochet is easy once you learn the different stitches!

Are you tired of not understanding how in the world you should be counting crochet...

When first learning how to crochet in rows, it can be hard to keep your work in even rows. You may notice that your rectangle starts to not look like a rectangle anymore a few rows in. The most common mistake when first learning to crochet in rows is when you miss a stitch in each row and the rows begin to get shorter and shorter.

Starting and ending rows in crochet can be confusing at times. Knowing what to do and where to do it is vitally important to have…

Starting and ending rows in crochet can be confusing at times. Knowing what to do and where to do it is vitally important to have…

There's more than one way to prevent those ugly gaps at the beginning of crochet rows. I'll explain what causes those annoying holes, and how to fix them.

Everything I wish I understood when I learned to crochet, but nobody told me! Maintaining stitch counts, turning chains, tension and more

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You may remember this post from a while ago. In it, I show 3 ways to work turns for a dc (US terms) when working in rows that helps reduce the gap rather than working a chain 3. The 3 ideas work for me--my favorite being the third--made by stacking two sc's on top of each other. Let me show you a 4th method...

Are you learning how to crochet? One of the first things you'll need to know how to do is how to chain. I offer video, photo, and written tutorials.