[Nfb-krafters-korner] need some help with a crochet pattern Please.
Catherine McManus
catherine.m at tafn.org.uk
Sat Apr 2 04:13:54 UTC 2016
Hi All,
I am making a cardigan ans I am a bit confused with some of the pattern.
I have worked out row 1, to 4 but I think I have row 5 but not sure when I
read row 6 I feel so lost.I have the pattern below.
Any help will be so welcomed at this time.
Hugs Catherine.
Row 1: Dc in 4th ch from hook, * sk2 ch, 5 dc in nt ch for shell,
sk2 ch, dc, ch1, dc in nt ch for v-st; rep from * to last 7
ch, sk2 ch, shell in nt ch, sk2 ch, dc in last 2 ch: 28
shells, 27 v-sts and 2 dc at each side.
Row 2: Dc in nt dc and in nt 5 dc of shell, * v-st in ch1 sp of
v-st, dc in nt 5 dc of shell; rep from * across, dc in last 2
dc.
Rows 3 & 4: Dc in nt 6 dc, * v-st in nt v-st, dc in nt 5 dc; rep
from * across, dc in last 2 dc.
Piece should measure 35 (37) inches across.
Up to this point I think I did it ok, my daughter says it looks good.
Row 5: Dc in nt dc, * sk2 dc, v-st in nt v-st, sk2 dc, shell in nt
ch1 sp of nt v-st; rep from * across, end sk2 dc, v-st in nt
dc, sk2 dc, dc in last 2 dc.
With row 5 I read it to mean that I put a v stitch where a shell was and a
shell where a V stitch was? But when I got to row 6 this is where I have
got totally confused.
If anyone can help me and put it in a way I can understand it I would be so
grateful.
Rows 6 & 8: Dc in nt dc, shell in nt ch1 sp of nt v-st, * v-st in
3rd dc of shell, shell in nt v-st; rep from * across, end dc
in last 2 dc.
Rows 7 & 9: Dc in nt dc, v-st in 3rd dc of shell, * shell in v-st,
v-st in 3rd dc of nt shell; rep from * across, end dc in last
2 dc.
Row 10: Dc in nt dc, v-st in nt v-st, * dc in nt 5 dc of shell,
v-st in nt v-st; rep from * across, end dc in last 2 dc.
Rows 11 & 12: Dc in nt dc, v-st in nt v-st, * dc in nt 5 dc, v-st
in nt v-st; rep from * across, end dc in last 2 dc.
Row 13: Dc in nt dc, shell in nt v-st, sk2 dc, * v-st in nt dc,
shell in nt v-st; rep from * across, end dc in last 2 dc.
Rows 14-17: Rep Rows 7 and 13 alternately.
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