[Nfb-krafters-korner] Complete Pattern Roses and Chat

[Dani Pagador]

Hi, Terry.
I can't make chat on Wednesday, but have a quick question.
Am I supposed to have 6 sets of 2dc-ch2-2dc clusters with 2 chains
left after completing the first row? What happens with the last two
chains that are left?

Thanks,
Dani


On 5/4/15, Terry Knox via Nfb-krafters-korner
<nfb-krafters-korner at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Below is the complete pattern I shared with the list over 3 days last week.
> Above find the chain amounts for the type of rose you are doing from a bud
> to a small rose to a large one. If you have any questions please find the
> phone number below the pattern for the Wednesday, May 6 chat at 8 PM for
> any
> help you may need.
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> Rose Pattern
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> The instructions to make any of the roses are worked the same, if you want
> a
> bud to large open rose, follow the instructions below.
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> For a bud: chain 12, large bud chain 15
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> Rose flower: use a chain 21 for small, medium chain 34, large chain 41
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> Make your foundation row Leave at least a 6 inch piece of yarn at the start
> to use later., I taugh chain 21
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> Row one: Make 1 dc in fourth chain from hook. Ch 2, 2 dc in same stitch. Ch
> 1 Repeat following to end of row, Skip 2 ch, 2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc all in same
> stitch, ch 1. At end of row ch 2 and turn.
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> Row 2: Sl st in first space, counts as 1 dc, make 6 dc in same space, sc in
> next st. Repeat till end of row, 7 dc in space st, 1 sc next st, repeat to
> end of row and fasten
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> Roll stitches in a cone shape, thread the tail that your left in the
> beginning starting point onto a tapestry needle and stitch into the bottom
> chain row to hold the rose together. You might need to place a stitch on
> the
> last petal to hold in place and add additional stitches in the bottom to
> secure rose. Open rose and rose is complete.
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> Wednesday Chat, May 6, at 8PM call in 605-781-1000 code 875029
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> Terry K
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