Happy and blessed Thanksgiving to you and your family !How can you carry the wool up the side when you only do one row of each colour?I am confused and a little frustrated. Can you help me? )Chain 1. I like a simple few rounds of single crochet, but you can really use any border that you like. Chain 3. In the single crochet below, work 1 Front post single crochet). Do I need two balls of each color?Great instructions. I just couldn’t figure out how to make it work otherwise. I really like the look of it and I think it would make a neat texture for a sweater top!First, make a chain in a multiple of 3+1So was it missed in just the photo or the instructions too. It would probably be better to measure the diagonal or the sides instead of counting the blocks, because the number of blocks can vary depending on your hook size and yarn. Thanks for an excellent as always tutorial!Thanks for this pattern this is my first c2c. The slip stitch is a basic starter stitch, but it's also a way to join rounds and to end off a project. It calls for G hook. In the space created by a chain stitch, work 1 double crochet. In the following double crochet, work 1 single crochet. The step by step crochet instructions … It really comes into its own when worked in rows of graduating colors, or in alternating colors.Work shell stitch into the space created by 2 chain stitches in the row immediately below. (In the following double crochet stitch, work 1 double crochet. Chain 3. You could even use Granny Squares with it too! Jess, how do I carry the colours up the side when using only two colours? It’s a million ends to weave it.Here’s what I do, Mitzi: When I come to the end of the “chain 3” row, I make a sc in the top of th last dc from the previous row. In the following treble crochet, work 1 double crochet stitch. (In the next chain stitch, 1 single crochet. In the space of 1 chain, work 1 single crochet. )(In the following single crochet stitch, work 1 single crochet.
I have watched so many videos on You Tube, and it is not clear on the rectangle. Will this straighten out when I put finishing edge on?To make a rectangle alternate the increasing Row 3 with a row of decreases.Shelley – and anyone else in the Pittsburgh area: I need to check my messages on Crochet Spot more often! Again, my thanks!Ok thank you Rachel for the help!! Thanks. Also when do I start the alternating rows? Thankyou. Now I can tell people where to go to find out how to keep her most worked pattern alive.I needed a new stitch in my life.
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Chain 1. When you complete that row, dc in the first sc of the previous row. SKIP the next 4 chain stitches). I am definitely going to crochet the “Block Stitch” Blanket. FYI – I like the C2C photos too, as I’ve found C2C challenging.Thank you so much for the clear directions and accompanying pictures. In the double crochet below, work 1 Front post double crochet). It was so durable. You will end with the 3 dc in next ch-3 space, then sl st in last ch-3 space. […]Happy Thanksgiving to You & your loved ones. you only said that you need a crochet hook and the other items.All patterns are created with an attempt to be as accurate as possible but are made and tested by humans and therefore may contain errors.So beautiful!Imust learn to crochet! When I get to the width, how do you obtain the rectangle? I’ve made this blanket before and just kept it square and it turns out really beautiful. MyPicot is always looking for excellence and intends to be the most authentic, creative, and innovative advanced crochet laboratory in the world. How awesome would that be! In the space of 1 chain, work 1 double crochet. I am going to make 2, 1 for a great grandbaby girl, Olivia born in Dec 2019 and 1 for a great grandbaby going to be born the end of November 2020.
... but I’d prefer a written pattern without all the pictures for printing. Here, I insert my hook into the top of the ch3 that began the dc row.