Foundation Crochet Stitches | How To Crochet | Chainless Foundation Stitches | Sc, hdc & dc

A foundation crochet stitch is an alternative to chaining and working your stitches back across your chains. Instead, the base chain is built right into the stitch. In this tutorial, you will learn foundation single crochet (fsc), foundation half double crochet (fhdc), and foundation double crochet (fdc).
These can be used anytime your foundation row has no chain spaces. This means lacy stitches will not work with this technique. To convert a pattern from regular chains to a foundation chain, look at the number of stitches you need for the row and make that foundation stitches.
Foundation crochet stitches also make a nice stretchy hem. This is especially useful for things like sweaters, cowls and scarves worked in long rows.
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[@stitchincindi]

Great tutorial, thanks, it makes sense now!!!

[@conniehedrick5427]

Thank you. I finally get it!

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Glad I could help!