Crochet into the Back Bumps of a Chain (left-handed version)

[@alycewich4472]

Thank you, a video that helps a left-handed newer crocheter figure out what and where and how to crochet in the back bumps. A friend of mine suggested this and I couldn't figure out how to do it once I had the first stitch done. Now I know. Your highlighting of the parts to look for was especially helpful. Thank you, thank you, thank you! Will be sharing this with others!

[@michellehunter1390]

Wow that looks so much better

[@mnieto6265]

thank you for the lefty version! very much appreciated!!

[@planetjune]

You're very welcome! I always include instructions for lefties where they'd be helpful in all my patterns and tutorials :)

[@alycewich4472]

@@planetjune AWESOME! I'll look for them in the future.

[@jacquiphillips2462]

Hi June, I am finding it very difficult to dc (English version) into back post and front post alternately. Fir one thing it’s very tight and another it’s hard to differentiate between the stitches. I did a whole round and ended up with too few stitches. Could you please give me any tips and perhaps put on a video. Many thanks. Jacqui

[@mandagresty515]

Hi once you’ve done this do you the crochet as normal on next row thanks

[@planetjune]

Yes, that's right! This is just a different way to crochet into the starting chain. You can follow any pattern, use any crochet stitch etc with this technique 😊