FOUNDATION RINGS

We’ll show you how to work these three popular methods

These are the three most-used foundation rings (right). If you’re working from a pattern, it should tell you which type of ring to make. The result you get might differ if you use a different ring, so it’s often best to make the ring stated in the pattern. Once you gain more experience with foundation rings, you’ll have the confidence to use the method you like best and the one you know will suit the item you’re making. BASIC RING The easiest foundation ring to crochet involves joining 4-6 chains using a slip stitch. This method creates a small hole at the centre of the first round. See page 54. CHAIN LOOP An alternative foundation ring method, which creates a small hole at the centre. Best used when you have a small number of stitches…

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Beginners´ Guide to Crochet (Digital) - 1 Issue, Beginner's Guide to Crochet 2019

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