How to Crochet a Chainless Foundation with Double Crochet
In this video tutorial, Connie Haney teaches you how to crochet a chainless foundation with double crochet stitches, which keeps the tension even in your first and last rows. This method is ideal for making crochet afghans and blankets.
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JPKittee51
May 16, 2011
If I were you who are having problems viewing the video I would go to YouTube com and look it up there You can view it as often as needed and while viewing I'd write the instructions down in a notebook Then if you miss something you can go back and view it again and get what you missed Also I have viewed it before and not done it at the same time Connie is doing it That might be another way to get the instructions down better too One more thing if you have a membership in the website you can save this pattern to your account put notes in it for later viewing and you'll have the pattern video saved for later viewing again when you forget how as I tend to do I've saved each of the chainless foundations in single double and half-double so I can refer…Read More back to them again later Hope this helps you
jrbaldwin 7618413
Apr 20, 2011
Is there written instrucions available for the chainless foundations ?
JMitchell
Oct 24, 2012
For jrbaldwin and others who prefer written instructions, there are instructions for the half-double crochet and the single crochet chainless foundations here: http://www.crochetcabana.com/tutorials/chainless-foundation.htm
rgmlam 9432178
Oct 24, 2010
I would like to have the written instructions for both of the chainless foundation. I watched the video but need the written directions. Thanks! A Morrison
Member 3634481
Aug 10, 2010
I loved the chainless crochet foundation in various stitches. Do you have any of these written in written instructions? Would love to have them Thank you, Constance Rimel
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