Winter Wrap Infinity Scarf Shawl Tutorial Free Crochet Pattern Download

Alright, to start off, we are going to start with the knot on our hook. Say to me, you are wanting to make an even loop. You want to add those 10 to your chain. And if you want to make your inches wide and fill the width that it is, you can go ahead and get into my hook. I'm going to go ahead and just do the back of whatever you need. Put in a yarn over. You see I always push my loop in the shaft, and that's going to give me even stitches throughout the hook. Hopefully you'll stay pretty consistent. Sometimes if you're stressed or you're tired, you might make your gauge a little looser. Other than that, it most probably should. So now I'm going to double crochet my next three stitches. So one double crochet. And again, I always point my hook down when I'm doing stitches. And I'm going to do just the first stitch. And then I'm going to stop. And now I'm going to chain one. By doing this chain, I get a little bit of yarn over. Fit this into just the hook. It's kind of like creating a DC two together. I'm going to yarn over and I'm going to pull through all loops on my hook so you see that that chain kind of helps create this space. Let me just show you. You can see my space is much more closed. Just have a look.