How to Chain 🔗 in the Round Without Twisting | 📺 Video Tutorial
- The Knotty Lace
- Jun 10, 2021
- 2 min read
Updated: Sep 28, 2021
"Once upon a time, In a faraway memory, I was commissioned to work on a task that required a really long chain. After endless of hours counting chains, I struggled to get the chains untwisted. And then poof, a little birdy came to the window and told me exactly what I was doing wrong" (Woops, sorry but the kids love storytelling)
So, that's the end of the story.. LOL. Now let's get right into it.
Check out how to really work up long chains without having to worry about them twisting in the round. And if you prefer to watch the video tutorial instead, skip these steps and jump right on down
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Step By Step Picture Guide
Start your chains as normal, with a slip knot and chain up to 10 - 15 chains
Next, remove your hook and insert the hook through the first chain at the bottom. Then, carefully insert your hook back into the working loop without twisting the chain.
Continue to chain the number of chains required for your project
Once you have completed all the chains required, slip the last loop through the first chain to close, Chain 1 to start a new row.
Proceed to stitch the next row beautifully without any twisted chains.
Video Tutorial
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Happy hooking!
Shaz 🌺
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