Back Bumps of Chain

“BACK BUMPS OF CHAIN” – FREE TUTORIAL

Would you like your crochet fabric to look just as beautiful on the bottom edge as it does on the top?

In many projects, the starting chain can leave a less defined edge or one that looks different from the rest of the fabric, which often means the lower edge doesn’t have the same clean finish as the upper one. However, there is a very simple way to improve this right from the beginning.

It involves working into the inner loops of the foundation chain. This small adjustment in how you insert your hook makes a noticeable difference in the final result.

Not only will you achieve a more even, straight, and visually refined edge, but you will also add extra strength to the base of your work, making the fabric more stable and durable over time.

In addition, this method can help you give your pieces a more professional finish, especially in projects where the edges are visible or where you want a more polished result from the very first stitch.

It’s a simple change in technique, but one that has a big impact on the final outcome.

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