Free Rock Your Crochet Baby Blanket Pattern

doesn’t work

if i could give this 0 stars i would. the pattern doesn’t work out, and the rows don’t line up. the waves are out of synch and it grows sideways. it’s not mathematically possible for this pattern to work, it would need very different beginning and ending of the rows

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• doesn’t workif i could give this 0 stars i would. the pattern doesn’t work out, and the rows don’t line up. the waves are out of synch and it grows sideways. it’s not mathematically possible for this pattern to work, it would need very different beginning and ending of the rowshttps://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/4985b054-8c86-5441-9dee-b1e8a4478a62

• We’re sorry to hear you struggled with the Rock Your Baby Crochet Blanket pattern. We are always here to answer any questions and help with patterns. For this blanket, we recommend using stitch markers to keep track of your end stitches. This will help keep the blanket from growing wider. The blanket starts with a chain of 137. Row 1 (right side): Dc in 3rd ch from hook (beginning ch and dc count as first dc2tog), —You should have 134 chains left. [dc2tog] twice, — (130 chains left) — Each repeat requires 17 chains. You will work 7 full repeats and then one partial repeat to end the row. You will do this by working the repeats until you have 6 chains left. Note: your last repeat requires 11 chains instead of 17. You will end the last repeat by working: [dc2tog] 3 times (instead of working [dc2tog] 6 times). *[ch 1, 2-dc Cl in next ch] 5 times, ch 1, [dc2tog] 6 times; repeat from * across to last 6 ch, [dc2tog] 3 times, turn —48 dc, 40 2-dc Cls, and 48 ch-1 spaces. Row 3 is the same. The last repeat requires fewer stitches than the full repeats. We hope this add clarity to the pattern for you. We are here for help if you should decide to try again. The pattern does work out well.

  spinrite2025-01-08T19:53:13.000+00:00

Hi, I am very excited to try your pattern but I am unsure whether the abbreviations are UK or US stitches. Could you please clarify? Thanks