Little extra width/length to your piece, remember, but not much. Way, my edging below will also work for you - and the edging will add a
Repeat from * to * for as many rows as you want - but keep the row count even, too. Then *ch 3 (counts as a stitch) turn skip 1st stitch, dc (UK tr) into each stitch along.* You should now have a row with an even number of stitches. Dc (UK tr) along the row into each of your chains. Then ch 3 (your turning chain, which counts as a stitch and will keep your stitch count even for each row.)ĭc (UK tr) into the 4th ch from hook. If you're using a different yarn and hook size, you can follow theĪdjustment instructions below, too, to make the size of blanket youĭetermine the width you want crochet an odd number of chain for that width.
Pattern if you are adjusting the size of your blanket So that's how this blanket was born, and I'm very pleased with how it turned out. and having bought it, I had to dream up something to crochet with it! I didn't want it to be something difficult, I just wanted to sit and work my rows and watch the magic happen )
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