Does the idea of starting a new crochet project with a foundation chain make you want to give up before you’ve even gotten started? You’ll definitely want to check out this chainless foundation method for single crochet from Maggie’s Crochet!
I’ve got good news for left-handed crafters too: In both her videos and instructions, Maggie demonstrates and explains the full method in both right and left-handed versions!
Ready to get hookin’? Head over to the Maggie’s Crochet video tutorial to see the full how-to.
Edit: Unfortunately, the original link that I posted for the written instructions is not currently available on the Maggie’s Crochet site. (Sorry for the confusion!) But, Maggie herself kindly provided a list of links to the video tutorials in her comment below, and I’ve re-posted them here as well:
Chainless Foundation Single Crochet (right handed): http://youtu.be/JFaRnxEfr00
Chainless Foundation Single Crochet (left handed): http://youtu.be/vfnHJg8q2jM
Chainless Foundation Double Crochet (right handed): http://youtu.be/FWZhbOMGggU
Chainless Foundation Double Crochet (left handed): http://youtu.be/TGnDIGTP_sE
Chainless Foundation Half Double Crochet (right handed): http://youtu.be/JPXrPrbpqto
Chainless Foundation Half Double Crochet (left handed): http://youtu.be/vj2k70aZPh4
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Tried to watch “chainless Crochet” but kept telling me page not found !
the link for written instructions is dead, and there’s no way to copy or e-mail the instructions.
diddo to gabiella
i want to learn this technique
Was unable to find your youtube site. It says, Not found…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFaRnxEfr00
page not found!
I watched the video. Its interesting but Im not sure Id use it all the time. It doesnt have a finished closed look that I like but Ill try it, see if I like the way I do it.
its on YouTube
Thank you so much for featuring my videos! Apologies for an inconvenience as we have recently undergone some major website updates to better serve our customers. Our blog issues are being resolved, but in the meantime you can see the my videos for the Chainless Foundation using singe crochet, double crochet, and half double crochet.
Chainless Foundation Single Crochet (right handed): http://youtu.be/JFaRnxEfr00
Chainless Foundation Single Crochet (left handed): http://youtu.be/vfnHJg8q2jM
Chainless Foundation Double Crochet (right handed): http://youtu.be/FWZhbOMGggU
Chainless Foundation Double Crochet (left handed): http://youtu.be/TGnDIGTP_sE
Chainless Foundation Half Double Crochet (right handed): http://youtu.be/JPXrPrbpqto
Chainless Foundation Half Double Crochet (left handed): http://youtu.be/vj2k70aZPh4
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Some good ones to check out are my playlists for right handed stitches: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQTjUXWUYbhcFi-fhvOt9cPiqMVt7giNE
left handed stitches: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQTjUXWUYbhddZFoXHMM-kHMP2fJ-9T8U&feature=edit_ok
or the popular ruffled scarves playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQTjUXWUYbhfY4Se12jJ53G5VUr2HfEVq
Thank you for watching and happy crocheting!
Maggie Weldon
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Thanks to everyone who let me know that the original link was broken! The Maggie’s Crochet blog isn’t available right now, so Maggie kindly provided direct links to her video tutorials in the comment above. I’ve added those links to the post so they’re easy to find. -Haley on CRAFT
What a great way to make a fast chain – thanks for sharing!
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Thank you Maggie! I’ve searched and searched and finally found your instructional video. Your instructions are so easy to follow, you’ve turned my “I give up” attitude into “I can do this.” Thank you so much.