I working on a 9 pt rr

[Goldiepel]

and I've come across a term I do not understand and can't find the meaning for. It is "sc2tg". I working from the following the pattern.

9 Point Round Ripple with Solid Center--Michele Storms

http://crochetme.com/patterns/9-point-round-ripple-solid-center and ran into this term in #8. If anyone can clear this up I'd greatly appreciate it. For some reason this site (crochetme) won't let me blog, access my mail or anything else, even though I became a memeber, so I can't post there.

 

ps I also did something else wrong. I ended up with 10 points not 9. Arggg

[Terri/LadySorce]

"sc2tg" just means that you sc 2sc stitches in the same place.

That pattern looks pretty.

Good Luck

[mescovedo]

i've seen it as "sc2tog" - which you can find here:

[Goldiepel]

I understand now. The description and video were both of help.

 

I'm not going to worry about the 10th point, because so far it looks ok. again ty so much

[RoseRed]

crochetdad has a 9 point round ripple also.

[Aggie May]

:cheerI wrote the original 9 Pointed RR which Crochetdad used to create his lovely 9 pointer with bobbles.

 

If you want a copy of the plain 9 Pointer, please PM me and I will happily send it to you.

 

 

This is just a sample piece which I made as I wrote the pattern.

 

It does not make a lot of difference if you have 10 points, you may just need to do a row now and then that has a smaller shell increase at the points.

This will help keep it flat.

 

Hope this helps.

Have fun.

Colleen:hug

[RoseRed]

I totally forgot about that! It's been a while since you made that one.

 

I'll tell you what - Aggie May is our Round Ripple Queen. She is the absolute BEST help you can find for round ripples!