Starting a second row in crochet is a fundamental technique used to continue crocheting after completing the first row. It involves chaining and working stitches into the stitches of the previous row to create a new row.
The importance of starting a second row correctly lies in ensuring the continuity and structural integrity of the crocheted fabric. A well-started second row provides a stable base for subsequent rows, preventing gaps or distortions in the crochet work.