Row 7 (continued) - Next, chain 6, as shown in the photo below:

Row 7 (continued) - Next, insert hook below the chain-7 of row 4, as shown in the photo below:

Row 7 (continued) - Next, with the hook inserted through the space that is below the chain-7 of row 4, (yarn strand that you are working with needs to be behind the stitches at the point, as you can see in the photo below), wrap this yarn over the hook and pull the yarn through to the front, as shown in the photo below:

Row 7 (continued) - Next, pull this yarn strand upward until you have a long loop that reaches to just above the ch-12 of row 6, as shown in the photo below:

Row 7 (continued) - Next, wrap yarn over the hook, as shown in photo below:

Row 7 (continued) - Next, draw this yarn through both loops on the hook at the same time, to make a slip stitch that goes around the chain lengths of the three rows. Notice that the loop around the three chain lengths is kept loose enough so that the chain lengths are not pulled together too tightly, as shown in the photo below:

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