Crocheted Sisal Rug

Step 4 Remaining Rows

The next row is slightly trickier.  But only slightly!  See, when you crochet your next rows, you've got two loops to deal with for each crochet.  Confusing?  To help illustrate, I slid my fingers through each of the places you would normally crochet into.

But!  This project is a little special!  I wanted some fun ridges in the rug, so I only crocheted into the front loops.  You don't have to do it this way - you can crochet the traditional way and slide your hook under both loops each time. It's up to you.

First, you'll make one more chain stitch.  This will help you turn around and work the other row.  You'll do this at the end of each row before you proceed your next round of single crochets. 

Next, slide the hook under the front loop of the first single crochet.  Then do a "single crochet" (like we did in the last step) into that loop.  Repeat across the row.

Now, keep repeating this step until the rug is as long as you want it.