The last stitch remaining on the hook is always the first stitch of the next row. To decrease curling, purl your first row. Read section below . This stitch is worked in two parts, which are considered one row. It is similar to Broomstick Lace in that the stitches remain on the hook for step one and are removed in step 2.
All patterns begin with a foundation row of chains.
Right side is always facing up since you never turn work. Method Make a foundation chain. For a small sample piece, let's say chain 20. Do not turn. This will be the first loop of your next row.