Free Crochet Spider Web Table Mat Pattern

Round three doesn’t make any sense. It doesn’t work up properly. Restarted the pattern three times and ended up with the same result every time.

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• After round 2 of the Spider Web Table Mat, you should have 24 stitches. Just a reminder that you will not count the ch 2 at the beginning of each round as a stitch. When you join at the end of each round, you will join with the first stitch and ignore the ch 2 entirely. When you begin round 3, you will work your ch 2 and then work 2 hdc in the same stitch the ch 2 is coming from. Then, you will work 1 hdc in each of next 2 hdc. This is the repeat: *2 hdc in next hdc. 1 hdc in next 2 hdc. You have 24 stitches at the beginning of the round with one increase each 3 stitches. This will be a total of 8 stitches increased.

  spinrite2024-03-18T21:51:51.000+00:00

Not an "easy" pattern. Something not right.

Definitely something not right about this pattern. I would not consider myself a beginner, I have been crocheting for 3 years, and I have tried this pattern 4+ times also. It does not match up. Advertising this as easy and for beginners is ridiculous

Confusing Instructions

I have attempted this 4 times now, and frogged each time. I don’t understand the v stitch instructions with the number of HDC between each v stitch. The # of HDC between each starting row 5 doesn’t work out for me. I must be missing something. Wish there was a video tutorial.

• Thank you for reaching out. The V stitch will always be worked into the ch-1 sp of the V stitch from the previous round. Keep in mind that in the next round you will also work into the hdc of the V stitches. Sometimes these can be hard to see but this is where the additional hdc between the V stitches come from. We hope this helps. Try searching YouTube for a tutorial using the phrase Spider Web Crochet Table Mat.

  spinrite2022-10-06T18:29:04.000+00:00