OK, this is a bugbear for many - and in the end, it DOESN'T MATTER where you put it, as long as you're consistent, but this is my favourite, 'cos it's so neat.
It's also a good reason to learn the chainless foundation, where you do the first row of stitches instead of a chain THEN sts - so you don't need to chain at all.
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| Chain - a series of loops, yes? |
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| Flip it over, and you have a series of bumps. |
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| These bumps here, like a Lochness Monster. |
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| The hook goes from front to back, the way my finger is pointing. |
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| Like this - this is where the hook will go. |
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| Like so. There are two more after that, to the right of the hook. |
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| Here is is in 'small'. The loops... |
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| The bumps... |
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| Here we go - and three more after, to the right of the hook. |
That's it. I don't have the 'flip' facility on my compu, so sorry it's all left-handed, but I hope you get the idea.
