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  1. CraftyHooker
    I have recently started making my hat from the bottom up, which I just love! My question is, (and this may seem silly) when working up to the top and decreasing, what formula do you use? Top down hat are normally increased by 12, (12, 24, 36, 48 etc) I have tried decreasing in this way when working to the bottom and it never comes out right. :-(
  2. Itchycrochet
    https://itchycrochet.wordpress.com/2017/03/27/emma-waterfall-cardigan-2/ A versatile item which looks good on all shapes and sizes with all styles of clothes, slash necked and pointed sleeved this sweater is ideal for spring mornings and summer evenings. The corner to corner design and chunky yarn makes this a super speedy project. Ice yarns Maya Alpaca XS – S 1000m M – L 1200m 1XL – 2XL 1350m 3XL – 4XL 1550m 6mm hook Darning needle 3 Clusters x 4 rows = 4 inches The model in jeans is an XS – S The Model in the dress is an XL – 2XL Both models are roughly 5 ft 2” All sizes corresp
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