Ketjusilmukoita
Ketjusilmukoita, often translated as "chain stitches," refers to a fundamental stitch in various crafts, most notably crochet and embroidery. In crochet, the chain stitch is the primary foundation upon which most projects are built. It is created by looping the yarn and pulling it through an existing loop on the hook, forming a series of interlocking V-shapes that resemble a chain. This simple stitch can be worked to varying degrees of tightness, affecting the drape and structure of the fabric.
Beyond its foundational role, chain stitches in crochet can also be used decoratively, forming borders or decorative