to re-adjust so you are holding the yarn at the hook. continue step 1 until you have as many chain stitches as you require.
3. here is the top view of the chain stitch. each ‘v’ is a stitch.
4. here is the view of the bottom. so, for every chain stitch there is a ‘v’ on top and a bump on the bottom!
when counting your chain stitches, each 'v' is a stitch, as illustrated below. the slip knot you make to start off your chain does not count as a stitch!
although it looks easy, it can take a bit of practice to get your chain stitches looking even, so just keep 