Things You'll Need:
- Crochet Hook
- Yarn
- Tapestry Needle
- Scissors
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Step 1
Crochet Abbreviations are an important part of crochet when reading a crochet pattern.
Single Crochet = SC
Chain = CH/CH's -
Step 2
Make a chain of 15.
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Step 3
You will be making 14 single crochet on your chain foundation. The first chain will be used as a step to make your single crochet on the first row. Each crochet stitch has a different amount of chains that are required to get up to the first row.
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Step 4
Insert your hook through the second chain from the hook.
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Step 5
Wrap the yarn over your hook.
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Step 6
Pull the yarn through the chain.
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Step 7
You have two loops on your hook.
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Step 8
Wrap the yarn over your hook.
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Step 9
Pull through both loops on your hook.
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Step 10
You have completed your first single crochet.
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Step 11
For the next single crochet and remaining stitches on the foundation, insert your hook in the next foundation chain.
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Step 12
Repeat steps 4-10 until you have 14 single crochet complete.
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Step 13
For the next row, you will chain 1, then turn.
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Step 14
There are two loops at the top of the single crochet that you made in the previous row. You can go through the front loop, back loop or both. These instructions will be telling how to go through both loops.
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Step 15
You will insert your hook below the two strands of yarn at the top of the stitch.
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Step 16
Wrap the yarn over your hook.
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Step 17
Pull the yarn through.
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Step 18
You will have two loops on your hook.
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Step 19
Wrap the yarn over your hook.
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Step 20
Pull through both loops on your hook.
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Step 21
Chain 1 and turn for each new row you will be completing.
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Step 22
Repeat steps 15-21 for the remaining stitches in the row.
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Step 23
Once your length is complete, cut your yarn and pull the tail through the loop to secure the stitch.
