Turning crochet work

Wondering which way you should turn your work in crochet? This is something you can do to make a tidy edge with minimal effort.

Want to learn how to crochet turning chains and all the details about it? Crochet turning chains refer to a specific type set of chain stitches used in the transition between one row/round and the next. Whether you are crocheting in rows or rounds, learning how to properly create a crochet turning chains is essential. In this blog post, I'll cover everything from what a crochet turning chain is and how to do one for different types of stitches, answering common questions, along with…

Keep reading for more tips ⬇️ Does it technically matter which way you turn your crochet?? Kinda’ve 🤷‍♀️ When I’m working on a crochet project with...

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...

Understanding how to turn in crochet and how to fasten off in crochet will help make your crochet time more efficient. Learn how with this free tutorial.

How to read a crochet pattern.

Turning chains are used in crochet patterns for transitioning from row to row. Often when reading a pattern it will read, "Chain # and turn" or "Turn and Chain #" Common abbreviations you'll see for t

I taught myself to crochet with nothing but a few books. None of those books ever had a tip on how to work into your turning chain,...