single crochet decrease, the next stitch

[muffin mum]

After I have done a single crochet decrease do I do the next stitch in the stitch where I last put the hook or in the next 'clean' stitch?

Thanks

[Tampa Doll]

After I have done a single crochet decrease do I do the next stitch in the stitch where I last put the hook or in the next 'clean' stitch?

Thanks

 

 

If I am reading this right, you will do it in the next stitch. That is how you decrease. If you put it in the same stitch, you will have the same amount of stitches not one less.

[muffin mum]

So you put the hook through the stitch, pull yarn back through, put hook through next stitch, pull yarn though ( 3 stitches on hook) pull yarn through aa 3 loops and so you have been into 2 stithes, the next stitch goes in the untouched stitch?

[darski]

So you put the hook through the stitch, pull yarn back through, put hook through next stitch, pull yarn though ( 3 stitches on hook) pull yarn through all 3 loops and so you have been into 2 stitches, the next stitch goes in the untouched stitch?

 

yep.

 

That is what she was saying!

[misssmaggie]

So you put the hook through the stitch, pull yarn back through, put hook through next stitch, pull yarn though ( 3 stitches on hook) pull yarn through aa 3 loops and so you have been into 2 stithes, the next stitch goes in the untouched stitch?

 

 

You got it!!!