Crochet Stitch Heights and Turning Chains
Different stitches need different amounts of height at the start of a row. Andy’s visual comparison links common US crochet stitches with typical turning-chain lengths.
Watch Andy’s video tutorial
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What to focus on
The guide shows one chain for sc, two for hdc, three for dc, four for tr and five for dtr. These are common conventions, not universal rules: follow your pattern for both chain height and whether the turning chain counts as a stitch.
Practice with Andy
Play the video once to see the result, then replay it in short sections as you work. Keep a small sample nearby to test the technique before using it on your finished plushie.
Need a little help?
Send Andy a message on Instagram or Threads, or email phuhaobanh@gmail.com. Mention this tutorial and the step you are working on.