Turning chains for stitch

Turning Chains

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At this stage your foundation chain will end and you have to start adding rows above it. Making turning chains will enable you to make a new row. After you hit the end row, you need to determine how tall your successive rows should be, and this necessiates crocheting a certain number of chain stitches so as to get your work to the desired height of the next row. The stitches are directly proportional to the chains; the taller the stitch, the greater will be the number of extra chains.

Here is the number of turning chains you will need to make for each stitch:

* Slip stitch = 1 turning chain

* Single crochet = 1

* Half-double crochet = 2

* Double crochet = 3

* Triple crochet = 4

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