I'm making a table runner using a double crochet stitch the ends are very uneven. How do I end the row evenly

Answer 1

Were you counting your stiches as you crocheted?

Depending on your technique, you usually have to ch 1 and skip sp on every turn to keep the rows even.

If you're at the end of the project and are looking back saying "how do I fix this", you can cheat and finish the whole thing with a single crochet border around the whole thing or fringe the sides.

Hope this helps. Next time, count your stitches on every row as you go, and if you find you are gaining or losing stiches, adjust accordingly by adding a chain or starting the next row by skipping 2 sp.

Answer 2

Your question is puzzling....."both ends" are uneven?
When you started the project, you needed to have a certain
amount of "ch", let's say....50 chs..going across. Once you
get to "50", with double crochet, you need to add 2 chains, and
then turn. Skip those same 2 chains and start the next row
where you see that first "double". I would recommend that you
count your stitches every other row, that way if you made a
mistake, it's not such a chore to remove.

Answer 3

Are you chaining up everytime you start a new row?

Answer 4

You need to undo what you did & fix it.Believe it or not that's the only way I hate when that happens lol