Turning in crochet is a fundamental technique used to change the direction of your work. It is an essential skill for creating garments, amigurumi, and other crochet projects that require shaping or working in rows.
To turn in crochet, you simply insert your hook into the next stitch on the opposite side of the work, yarn over, and pull up a loop. You will then complete the stitch as usual. This will create a turning chain, which is a single chain stitch that acts as a placeholder for the first stitch of the next row.