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Posted by Sue W on September 23, 2006, 7:38 pm
Hi Terri, welcome to the group!
I would think that it would be best to space out the sc as evenly as
possible. At the start of the row, put 2sc in the half shell, then I would
put one sc in each side of each shell and one in the middle, not forgetting
the sc in the sc. This gives 4sc for each pattern repeat.
Sue W in East Anglia, UK
>I am crocheting a baby sweater, after having not crocheted for abut 20
> years. I am currently starting on a yoke to join the body with the
> arms and the directions say:
> "join A on starting chain in base of first half shell, work 2 sc in
> half shell, 1sc in base of next sc [3sc in base of next shell, 1 sc in
> next sc]. "
>
> I got the yarn joined, do they mean 2 SC in each dc of the half shell?
> then the 3sc in base of next shell, what does that mean - won't it make
> a ridge? The picture is not a close up and I can't find anyting in my
> books or on the web that explains the procedure. The book I am using
> is a Columbia-Minerva daffy down dilly pattern number 778-3 from many
> years ago and if anyone can help me out here with a clear explanation,
> I would be thrilled!
>
> Terri
>
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