Hold the hook with the loop on it up in front of you. It should be pointing toward the opposite hand from the one that's holding it, with the long end of the string behind the hook. The loop should be sitting about 1" down from the curved end of the hook. This means that the knot should be below the hook. Pull the hook so that the curved end moves forward and catches the yarn you just pulled over the hook. The yarn should be nested in the hook now. Repeat the process of yarning over and pulling it through until you have as many chains as you need for your project. If you need to count chains, lay the chain flat. You should see a series of V shapes. Each V is a single chain stitch.
हुक को अपने सामने पकड़ें: धागे को हुक से पकड़ें: आपको जितनी चेन्स चाहियें उतनी बन जाने तक इसे दोहराएँ: