The chain stitch in crochet is an extremely simple, yet extremely versatile way to create a continuous, flowing line of stitching on your projects.
Step-By-Step Instructions
Creating a chain stitch in crochet is super simple. Follow these step-by-step instructions to learn how.
1) Wind the yarn over your hook.
2) Pull through the loop.
3) Wind the yarn over your hook again.
4) Pull through the loop.
5) Continue with the loop and pull-through pattern until your chain stitch is the length you need.
Projects You Can Make With A Chain Stitch
The chain stitch in crochet is an extremely useful skill to learn and can be used to create:
- Letters
- Necklaces
- Belts
- Bows
- Keychains
- Bookmarks
- Scarves made from multiple chains
Common Questions
How Can I Make My Chain Stitch Neater?
Apply consistent tension on the thread as you loop and pull through to create a neat, even chain.
What’s The Difference Between A Slip Knot And A Chain Stitch?
A slip knot is a simple loop used to secure your yarn at the beginning of a project. A chain stitch is a repeating loop created by yarn overs and pulling through.
What Is The Abbreviation For Chain Stitch?
Most patterns abbreviate chain stitch as “ch.”
