How to make a start loop when beginning a project @dropsdesign
How to make a start loop when beginning a project  @dropsdesign
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this DROPS video we show you how to make a loop to start a project. This loop can be used both for crocheting and knitting. This loop is also called a start loop or noose.

BEFORE THE VIDEO STARTS:
Pull out a strand of about 20 cm

THE VIDEO SHOWS:
1. Make a loop by laying the strand end over the strand.
2. Pull the strand from the ball through the loop.
3. This creates a new loop with a visible knot.
4. Put the crochet hook through the loop from the back, so the knot faces away from you, then gently tighten both strands.
5. Gently tighten the strand from the ball so the loop sits around the hook.

INFO TO THE VIDEO:
This video has NO SOUND. The yarn used in this video is DROPS Snow (100% wool). Find more than 10.000 free patterns and tutorial videos at garnstudio.com
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How to make a start loop when beginning a project

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