Let's work into The Back Bar of Chain stitches.
I'll chain a few stitches,
so we have some room to work.
If I rotate my chains a little bit toward me,
that back bar will become evident. That's
where we're putting our next stitch. So working
in the next stitch that I want to work into, I'll go
under that back bar with my hook. I'm placing a single
crochet there, that's why I didn't yarn over
first. Insert the hook, grab the working yarn, pull up
a loop, yarn over, pull through two. That's a single crochet.
You know how to do the single crochet. Working
in the back bar again, no matter what stitch you're going
to be doing. It'll go under this back
bar right there for the next stitch.
Do you see where the next one
goes? Right there.
Let me rotate it toward you a little
bit so that you can see. The reason we work into the back
bar is, because this bottom then
looks beautiful just like the top will look.
It'll match with the little V's
in perfect harmony and will be an easy place for you to put
an edging later. And that's how you work in
to The Back Bar of a Chain.
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