Crocheting with Auxiliary Needles: A Complete Guide

The quantity of stitches is multiplied by 5.

Make the last stitch quite big. Take the crochet hook out of stitches and put the auxiliary needle instead. It should be thick.

Take out the next stitch from the chain.

Transfer the obtained stitch to the auxiliary needle.

As a result, there are 2 stitches on the auxiliary needle.

Continue work, making long stitches from all the stitches of the chain. Transfer each obtained stitch to the auxiliary needle.

Make groups of 5 stitches each. Catch the first 5 stitches from the auxiliary needle by means of the crochet hook.

Make a new stitch through them.

Work with single crochets.

Slip 5 stitches from the auxiliary needle and make the needed quantity of single crochets through them.

Then, work with the next 5 stitches.

Insert the crochet hook through them.

Draw the stitches through them.

Make single crochets and slip the stitches from the auxiliary needle.

Make the needed quantity of single crochets through them.

Repeat these actions for all the stitches of the row.

In the end, make 1 chain stitch increase. Transfer it to the auxiliary needle.

Insert the crochet hook through the stitches of the previous row.

Take out the stitches and transfer them to the auxiliary needle.

Repeat these actions with all the stitches to the end of the row.