How to Crochet // The Best Way to Work into the Starting Chain

#crochettutorial #beginnercrochet
This is a tutorial on what I consider to be the best way to work into your starting chain; working into back bump of the chain is more secure and makes it much easier to work your border.
Happy crocheting!
Instagram: / emmacmakes

[@lej619]

I thought I was the only one that did this!! Glad to see others do it

[@StitchinGranny]

I, too, have been using the back bump for a few years. It is so much neater and stronger. Thanks for sharing this very clear explanation!💗🧶

[@emmacmakes]

It’s so much better isn’t it! ☺️

[@user-oq2bg9pj6n]

Thank you Emma. I do this method when doing Tunisian crochet. Will do it with my blankets now too

[@emmacmakes]

You’re welcome, thank you so much for watching ☺️

[@carpediem.9]

I love working into the back bumps too, since I tried it once I adopted it and do either back bumps or a foundation single crochet.

[@ladyd54]

I’ve been using this method for years now, since Michael of “The Crochet Crowd” showed it on his channel.

[@sharonopstbaum1023]

Thanks for this! Will definitely give it a go.

[@emmacmakes]

Yay, thank you! ☺️

[@patsyg.399]

I really love your pronunciation 😍 very clear Greetings from Germany 🌻

[@emmacmakes]

Thank you so much! 🥰

[@1lonelyCrochet7307]

No cares

[@sheenaghpritchard2466]

Thank you Emma, a lovely clear explanation and good to see the comparison of the two methods. I started using this method a while ago and find it does take a little bit more time to find the back bump but well worth it for the end result. I’m really enjoying your little hints and tips tutorials please do more! 😊🧶

[@emmacmakes]

Thank you so much! It’s been nice to try out some different content so glad to hear you’re enjoying it ☺️☺️