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10. This is the right answer. Your turning chain only depends upon

Thu Feb 16, 2012, 01:51 AM

Feb 2012

what the next row is. Two for single crochet, three for double. You are just simulating the first stitch of the next row.

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I'm trying to crochet a scarf and need some advice [View all] 2banon Dec 2011 OP

I just did some research too,,, KarenS Dec 2011 #1

Great minds think alike! Tansy_Gold Dec 2011 #2

this makes a lot of sense, thanks.. 2banon Dec 2011 #3

it depends on your own personal tension StarsInHerHair Dec 2011 #5

ok,,,, tis 3 for me on this project. KarenS Dec 2011 #6

It depends..... ccinamon Dec 2011 #8

I have always understood the turning chain SheilaT Dec 2011 #9

This is the right answer. Your turning chain only depends upon EFerrari Feb 2012 #10