In this step we crochet Row 2 and Row 3 of the pattern.
We begin Row 2 by executing the instructions prior to first
*, which read:
3 dc in next dc, skip 4 dc, 3 dc in next dc
Next we execute the instructions from * to second *, which
read:
*ch 3, sc in next sc, ch 3, 3 dc in next dc, skip 4 dc, 3 dc
in next dc*
The picture below shows the instructions from * to second *
worked 2 times.
We need to work them a total of 12 times.
After we worked the instructions from * to second * 12
times, what we have left of the previous row is only one dc (actually, it’s a
chain, but we are going to refer to turning chains as last dc).
And now we finish Row 2 by executing the instruction after
second *, which read:
dc in last dc. Ch 2, turn.
Row 2 is complete!
When you stretch your work on a surface, you should see 13
pattern repeats. The picture below shows 4 pattern repeats.
We can now work on our next row, which is Row 3. This is
going to be easy because Row 3 is exactly the same as Row 2.
Here is a close-up.
Once again when you finish Row 3 and stretch your work on a
surface, you should see 13 pattern repeats.
The picture below shows 5 pattern
repeats.
We can now see how the pattern begins to form.
I’ll be happy to answer your questions or give further
explanations. Let me know in the comments below if you need help with Row 2 and
Row 3.
The blanket is very nice. I like this colour, perfect to girl and boy.Thank you for MK.
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Such a nice pattern! I'm busy making this blanket for an expecting friend. When it's finished I will show you the result! Liz
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ReplyDeleteI am so happy that you made this tutorial, I really wanted to make this beautiful blanket but I was having a problem with the written pattern. I do very little crocheting, so thanks again.
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Thank you! I am Russian and crocheting is big there, but all the websites give just a scheme with symbols and maximum one sentence to explain, I guess they expect everybody who is looking for a pattern to be a professional!:))) I mean I know the symbols but sometimes it is so confusing! LOL! Your tutorial is amazing! Making the blanket right now for expecting friend!
ReplyDeleteI'm struggling with row 4. Do you have a step by step picture tutorial for it?
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ReplyDeleteI am at the end of row 3 and do not see where to go next for a DC.
ReplyDeleteI am using a size G hook for this blanket and need to know how many stitches I need for the beginning chain.
ReplyDeleteAt the end of row 3 where does the last DC go? In the checking 2?
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