Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 13 minutes ago
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In this video, I will explain not only how to crochet into the back bump of your chain, but why you should do it. If you like your projects to look really nice and have clean, finished edges, crocheting in the back bump is the way to do it! Follow along with me to learn and practice your new skill :)
If you are RIGHT-HANDED, check out this video instead: youtu.be/6moaLbbZaZo
Here are some other helpful videos: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgsxtE-Y_Zwd77cnJhDU_H7dYYRpPVRMb And I ALWAYS have a LEFT-HANDED version when it applies: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgsxtE-Y_ZwfMd1tbMuMvv6SxIfp8Ry8T
Download the FREE Learn to Crochet for Beginners Checklist here: crochetunraveled.com/pages/learn-to-crochet-for-beginners-checklist
Purchase the Crochet Beginners Bundle Here: crochetunraveled.com/products/crochet-beginners-bundle
To slow down this or any video, click the gear-shaped 'Settings' button at the bottom right hand of the video - Click 'Playback Speed' - select your preferred speed!
WEBSITE: crochetunraveled.com
INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/crochet_unraveled
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/crochetunraveled
For tutorials, patterns, freebies, & more information about crochet, make sure you head to my website and subscribe to my email list.
In this video, I will explain not only how to crochet into the back bump of your chain, but why you should do it. If you like your projects to look really nice and have clean, finished edges, crocheting in the back bump is the way to do it! Follow along with me to learn and practice your new skill :)
If you are RIGHT-HANDED, check out this video instead: youtu.be/6moaLbbZaZo
Here are some other helpful videos: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgsxtE-Y_Zwd77cnJhDU_H7dYYRpPVRMb And I ALWAYS have a LEFT-HANDED version when it applies: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgsxtE-Y_ZwfMd1tbMuMvv6SxIfp8Ry8T
