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HUMP OF THE CHAIN
Each chain has a top loop, a bottom loop and a "hump" on the back of the chain.
The hump of the chain is also known as the "back ridge".
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Re: ReadAPattern
Do you know what this means??? I can’t find anything about this on the internet anywhere. It’s from this pattern: http://www.redheart.com/files/patterns/pdf/LW4240.pdf
the section I'm wondering about: “ With wrong side facing, skip beginning ch-2 and next 3 sts on Hand; join with sc in next st, dc in next st, [sc in next st, dc in next st] 6 times; taking care not to twist beginning ch and working in back bar of each ch, [sc in next ch, dc in next ch] twice, skip next 4 ch, [sc in next ch, dc in next ch] twice; join with slip st in first sc and turn—11 sc and 11 dc.”
I cannot for the life of me even guess what they mean by “Hand” and they have us ch 12 before this….
Btw, I like your posts about crochet basics and abbreviations they helped me so much in the past
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This pattern begins with the “Right Hand” which includes a “Cuff” and a “Hand” portion.
When you see headings listed within a pattern... the designer will, more than likely,
refer back to them. In this case when “hand” is mentioned it is referring to HAND part of the pattern you made previously.
Keep in mind with this pattern you only to the sections pertaining to your size.
I’m glad you enjoy learning more about crochet with us!
Re: Crochet & Knit beginner
Good Afternoon,
I wanted your opinion on what would be great beginner items to include in a gift basket? Thank you.
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Items to include in a gift basket would depend on the theme of the basket.
Personally, I think one of the best beginner patterns is an afghan because you get a lot of practice with the stitch(es) used.
However, that basket would have to be a large one.
For smaller items:
You might include a hotpad, dishcloth, dish towel, placemats, etc in a kitchen themed basket.
A bathroom themed basket might include a wash cloth, soap sack and a back scrubber.
A get well basket could include a crocheted bookmark, coaster set, doily, shawl and/or a good book.
Ideas are only limited to your imagination.
Question????
Hi Lisa, do you by chance have a pattern for a sock for wooden chair legs,
so they don't scratch the floor. If so would you please send it to me by
email, thank you so much.
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I have a pattern for Apple Chair Socks here:
http://www.crochetnmore.com/applechairsock.htm
crochetnmore
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RE: How to Crochet: Writing on Single Crochet Fabric with Slip Stitches
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I really appreciate your help please continue.
Candylipstee1
Re: ReadAPattern
I have a pattern that says chi 16
Row 1 DC in 3rd change from hook, DCnext5, 3DC,NExt 7.
I have tried different combinations to do this row but none add up.
Please help if you can.
Debbie
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Sounds like the designer wants you to chain 16.
Work a double crochet in the third chain from the hook. (that should count as two stitches)
Double crochet in each of the next 5 chains (would be 7 stitches),
work 3 double crochets in the next stitch, (total of 10 stitches).
Then work a double crochet in the next 7 stitches (making the total 17 stitches).
Hope this helps.
Re: Read A Pattern
I was reading through some of your patterns. I was wondering what you mean by the hump of the 2nd stitch. Do you mean the backloop, or something different.
Thanks. I taught myself to crochet many years ago and then took a 30 plus year leave until months ago after a car accident. Now, I try and learn things on the internet.
June
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Each chain has a top loop and a bottom loop on the front side
and on the back there is a little hump.
When you make the foundation chain (the chains made to begin your
project) the front side of the chain will look like little hearts sitting
on top of each other. When you flip the chain over to the back side
it looks like a little row of humps... work into those humps.
I specify to work in the "hump of the chain" in many of my patterns.
Take a look at this video:
for a visual demo of working into the “hump” of the chain.
Hi. I was wondering if you have a knitting pattern for the toothbrush holder?
Thanks
Morgan
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I'm sorry, I currently do not have a knitting pattern for this.
crochetnmore
Re: ReadAPattern
Pattern states: cluster in ch 2 space.
Julie
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Clusters can be made in many different ways.
Your instructions should state how to make the cluster used in your pattern.
When working into the Ch2 space you work the stitches for your cluster into the hole below the next two chain stitches on the working row.
Hope this helps.
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