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FOUNDATION DOUBLE CROCHET (FDC)
For any project that requires a foundation row of all double crochets you can use Foundation Double Crochets. In other words, instead of making a series of chain stitches and then working a double crochet into each chain you work a series of FDC stitches.
To begin a Foundation Double Crochet row, Chain 4.
Yarn over
Insert hook into the fourth chain from the hook
yarn over and draw a loop through (3 lps on hk)
chain 1
(3 lps still on hk)
yarn over and draw through two loops
yarn over and draw through two loops
to finish the foundation double crochet.
*
Yarn over
Insert hook into last chain made,
yarn over and draw a loop through. (3 lps on hk)
Chain 1. (3 lps still on hk)
yarn over and draw through two loops
yarn over and draw through two loops
to finish the foundation double crochet.
Repeat from the asterisk * for as many stitches as you need for your project.
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Keep a small notebook or a few index cards and a pen or pencil in your crochet bag.
You will be prepared if you need to make notes in order to keep track of rows
in your pattern.
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Re: ReadAPattern
What does this pattern means:
Dc in next 20 dc, dec over next 2 dc (*yo,insert hk in next st, yo, draw through 2 lps. Rep from*once more. (3 lps on hk) yo, draw through all 3 lps ) Dc in last 21 dc. Ch 3, turn.
Ellen
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For that instruction you work one double crochet in each of the next 20 double crochet stitches. Then decrease over two double crochets using the instructions within the brackets. Then double crochet in each of the last 21 double crochet stitches. Make 3 chains and turn.
I am in the process of uploading a series of videos demonstrating how to make the dish towel topper pattern. Once I have them all uploaded I will add links to the pattern page.
Re: ReadAPattern
I'm stuck! Round 2 of my hat pattern says to chain 2 ,hdc in each hdc around which I
have done. Then in round 3 (this is where I am stuck) it says, Ch 2, *hdc in each of next 4 hdc,
FPtr in stitch 2 below each of next 4 hdc (opposite side of foundation ch).
I know how to do the FPtr stitch, I just don't know how to start it in the stitch they want me to.
FYI...the pattern is in the book " Top 10 Crocheted Hats" by Vickie Howell. It is project number
6 and is the hat called " tangerine dream.
Thank you in advance for any help you can provide me. I am a novice crocheted.
Your truly,
Joyce
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I'm not familiar with this pattern but I believe I know what the designer wants you to do.
I believe the instruction to work the FPtr in a stitch 2 below... means to work the front post treble into each of the next four stitches "two rows below"... meaning two rows down from the normal working row.
So in this case, instead of working the front post treble into each of the next four stitches on the current row... count down two more rows and work into the stitches on Row 1.
The part that is confusing to me is (opposite side of foundation chain). Not sure what they mean by that since post stitches are worked "around" the post of existing stitches... not into any chains.
I love your web site and thank you for all the patterns and tips! I love to crochet.
I want to try the basketweave dishcloth. The pattern looks good but I have a question....it says nothing about turning or chains at the end of the rows. After row 1, do I just turn it and slip stitch with out any chains? I was going to try that. With the FPDC and BPDC I wonder if that what makes the height without chains but I would love it if you would confirm that.
Thank you so very much.
Julie Bidney
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You’re very welcome Julie... glad you enjoy what CNM has to offer.
Yes, when you slip stitch around the first stitch and then make the
chains that is what makes the first post stitch for the row.
Re: Row_Count_Checkered_Afghan_Square
How are you attaching the cc & carrying the colors along to the next stitch & to the next row.
Are you using stitch holders?
Thank you in advance
Debbie Holmes
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I do not use any stitch holders and I carry the unused color as I crochet.
This video shows how to change colors in the
Row Count Purple Heart Coaster pattern:
Color changes are the same in all of my row count patterns.
Re: Row_Count_Peace_Sign_Afghan_Square
Good morning =) my name is Jennifer Dellagatta. I just recently finished the butterfly square that you provide and im currently working on the peace sign. Your patterns are amazing. Thank you for them. Easy to read and easy to use. Again thank you. Have a great day.
Jennifer Dellagatta
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RE: How to Crochet - Linked Double Crochet Stitch
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I am a 13 year old boy I lard how to crochet when I was 6 and I loved it aver seen's I all so know ho to so other people make fun of me but I don't carry thank u vary much I was wondering how to do that and I know how to do I thanks to u !!!!!
Bailey Bib
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I'm glad this video was helpful to you. I'm also glad that you like to crochet and don't worry about what anyone thinks about it. Did you know there is a very well known man who crochets? His name is Drew Emborsky and everyone knows him as "The Crochet Dude". He has his own line of crochet hooks, crochet kits, etc. Keep on crocheting... you just might be the next "Crochet Dude" :)
Subject: Stitch_Question
I'm not familiar with this abbreviation: scps
Can you please explain.
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God Bless You!!
Kelly Farr
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Scps is a Single Crochet Puff Stitch.
Here’s how:
(Yarn over, pull up a loop) 4 times, 9 loops on hook,
yarn over, pull thru 8 loops,
yarn over, pull thru 2 loops,
push puff to front of work, work next stitch in your pattern.
Watch the Video:
Crocheted dog bandana collar cover
HI!! I just completed this for my Yorkie a few min ago, and wanted to thank you for the pattern. I made it match a hair bow I made for her the other day. She looks adorable!! She's about 9#s, so I needed it to be a bit smaller. I started with 21 chains, then did approx 9rows for the collar tube. For the triangle part, I decreased using sc2tog at the beginning and end of each row. (I didn't do the rows with the same amount of sc at all). It worked out great!! I plan on making her many more sets... She is so spoiled!! Again, thank you so much for sharing this great pattern with us!!
Michelle
Re: Dishcloth
I just wanted to thank you for sharing this pattern. It is exactly what I have been looking for. I love the fact that you use double crochet and not all single crochet. Single crochet, for me at least, can be quite boring. It's both pretty AND practical.
Karen
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