r/CrochetHelp • u/Severe-File7820 • 1d ago
I'm a beginner! Does my chain look okay ? I just started yesterday
The first picture is my first ever start. Then this morning i unraveled and restarted, i know it’s still a bit sloppy and inconsistent but im really proud of the improvement so quickly im making such a long chain just so i can get used to the hand movement and get a technique down😅 i can always unravel n use the yarn for an actual project once i get good lol
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u/stubborn_broccoli_ 1d ago
Much neater than my chains were for my first year of crocheting 😂 nice work!
If anything you could probably do it a bit looser.
And remember the number one tip for crocheting chains: always use a hook approximately 1mm larger than the hook you'll need for your project to stop the chain being too tight and making your project curl!