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You'll find that half double foundation crochet is one of those techniques that feels like an overall total secret tool once you finally get the hang of it. I keep in mind the very first time I tried it; I had been so tired of the starting chains getting way too restricted compared to the particular rest of the work. It's a typical frustration—you spend age groups counting out 150 chains for a blanket, only in order to realize by row five that this bottom edge is styling like a cooked shrimp. Foundation stitches solve that issue by combining your starting chain and your first row of actual stitches as one fluid movement. It saves time, will save your sanity, and honestly, it just looks a lot more professional. ...