The three most essential weaves in crochet are chain weave, long base and short base. In today's article, you will learn how to start crocheting and chain weaving. If you are a beginner, you should use the rug hooking for beginners article.
How to hold hook and thread in hand?
To have a beautiful and correct weave, it is necessary to hold the hook and thread correctly. Practice regularly to learn the correct technique.
Pass the thread through the left hand's little finger and ring finger to the back of the hand and hold it between two fingers from about 20 cm from the end of the thread.
Pass the end of the thread over your fingers and insert it between your middle and index finger. Then take out the thread from the back of the finger.
Hold the end of the thread with your thumb and middle finger.
It is essential to keep the thumb and index finger parallel. Move your index finger to control the yarn as you weave or pull it out. Hold the hook with the index finger and thumb of the right hand. Place the middle finger on it to control the hook.
Among various weaves, chain weaves, long bases, and short bases are the most important. In fact, by thoroughly learning these three types of textures, you can make many crochet models.
Chain weave:
The symbol of the chain texture in the maps is a circle or an empty oval, like the figure below. This mark is based on the Japanese industry standard and is used worldwide.
The weave of the chain is effortless. Don't worry if you need help understanding the weaving method with the descriptions and pictures. At the end of this article, there are many educational videos.
A row of chain stitches acts as the foundation for most crocheters.
Put the hook behind the thread, pull it forward, and swing it once.
According to the figure, hold the joint with your thumb and index finger and pull the thread out by moving the hook toward the arrow.
Take the thread out of the twisted loop and pull the end of the thread tightly.
To weave the first chain, hold the initial knot with your fingers, grab the thread with the hook and pull it out of the loop, as shown in Figure 2.
As in Figure 4, make as many chains as you like. Pull the thread with a constant intensity so that the shape of the chains is the same.
Back and top view of the chain texture.
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