Then you will know for sure if you worked each row correctly or not. And counting stitches after every row will help a lot. Esther did a great job explaining it in the video. So every time you make 2 front post stitches – you should skip 2 stitches behind them. It is necessary for a correct stitch count.
They should not be too tight or too loose. When you make front post stitches, please, try to make them to the height of the working row.I chose this stitch on purpose, because it helps to avoid “ridge” on the right side. It is just ordinary double crochet stitch (UK term), but the hook is inserted between two stitches of the previous row under all three loops (instead of two, as you usually work it). You will see “sdc” abbreviation in the pattern.So all rows on right side are read from left to right. This is important to know for understanding the chart. The first row is made on the wrong side.Because they don't really fit the interior of my living room. I am "dancing in the rain" but without browns and whites. For my blanket I use Merino Soft yarn in custom colors.I understand there is probably lots of information here, but please take your time to read it through. So what is important to know about this square? For the first time in my life I saw a sunset by the sea last year, in Belgium.
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