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Turn and single crochet in the second chain from hook and each chain until you are back at the beginning. I am not sure I did a good job explaining the starting rows to them so I've taken some photos as I started this afghan.įirst chain 145 (there are different sizes listed in a chart in my other tutorial). I don't know why that is happening, and without seeing a photo it's hard to help. I have had a couple of questions recently from readers that are having problems with their work curling when they get to row 3 or 4. I'm using a worsted weight called Caron Simply Soft Party and an I hook. I try to take lots of photos to help explain my directions so let me know if something isn't clear. Please include your email if you have a question. I haven't finished my afghan yet so I'm not sure what I'll use. I think the afghan will need some kind of a border around the edge. (I didn't get a photo of the last chain 1 DC, but you can see it in the next photo.) Tie the yarn off. You end by doing chain 4, double crochet in the middle space. Keep going until you are back to the corner of the afghan. Double crochet in the next space and continue across the row.Įnd the row with chain 1, double crochet in the last space. Again DO NOT put the double crochet in that first space. Put the double crochet cluster in the next space and continue across the row.Įnd the row by doing chain 1, double crochet in the last space.Ĭhain 4 and turn. Your afghan will be much larger.ĭO NOT put a cluster in that first space. I've done 10 rows increasing just for this tutorial. NOTE: This afghan will form a square, so when the length of one side measures what you want then begin to decrease. Continue making sure to put your double crochet cluster in the same space at the beginning and end of each row until we start to decrease. I know it's a little hard to see it now, but stay with me.Ĭhain 1.
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