Which is the right side?

[Sonny321]

I'm working on a pattern from the August 2004 edition of Crochet Fantasy. The pattern I'm doing is the shell from the "Bamboo Set" Here is my dilemma, I'm nearly finished and ready to assemble but throughout the process I've been unable to decide which side is the "right" side

 

The pattern stitch goes like this

 

Chain an even #

Row 1: Sc in 2nd chain from hook,* HDC in next stitch, sc in next, repeat from * across

 

Row 2: CH1, Sc in 1st sc,* Sc in frontmost loop of HDC( not the top two loops of the stitch but the loop in front of the stitch) sc next sc, repeat from * across

 

Then you just repeat those 2 rows.

 

It doesn't say which side is the "right" side, both sides have a different look to them, and It's next to impossible to tell from the picture in the magazine. Any ideas?

[Nay65]

Normally, row 1 starts the right side, so all odd numbered rows would be the right side. If you still have the tail from the slip knot for the starting chain and you're right handed, put the tail at the bottom left and that'll be your right side.

[Sonny321]

That's what I was thinking. I just can't make up my mind if I Like that side, I may end up switching it to the side I think looks better.

[RebeccaVelasquez]

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the right side is the side with your starting chain tail (unless you've already woven it in - on the left. usually

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