How to count hdc rows

This post may contain affiliate links. For more information, please see our disclosure policy. This crochet tip for keeping even rows will make you wonder why you didn’t think of it before! Keeping even rows while crocheting WITHOUT counting is super easy to do with this simple tip. Find the video below! I’m...Read More

Learn How to Count Crochet Rows by following a few tips and rules. There are several different ways to count rows in crochet, so find the one that works best for you. Count them at the end by using the consistent markings, count them as you go with a counter, or mark each row once it's complete. On this page, there are visual examples and explanations to show you exactly how to count crochet rows, making it easy for even beginner crocheters to understand. Be a novice no more, once you learn…

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Jeļena Ņemčenko on Instagram: "Another crochet tip day! 🥳 This foundation row is perfect when you need a stretchy bottom, and it makes working the first row more comfortable. 🤗 I know that many beginners, and even experienced crocheters, hate making the first row in chains because it goes so slowly. And if the chains are too tight, it becomes difficult to finish! 🤯 Try this method, and you’ll never go back to making chains for the first foundation row ever again. 💪👍🙏 ‼️Find more…