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Lou
Hello,
I'm a beginning crocheter and am almost finished with my first baby blanket. Problem is, the very first row that I chained. I made it too loose to begin with and it now seems to have become even more loose. There are large loops that I don't think I can do anything with.
I want to do a nice edging, looked up Picot and was going to do that. The instructions say to chain a round first. But I don't know what to do with that bottom row of loose chains. They are just dangling there and look awful. I know I should have corrected it in the beginning, but honestly, they've gotten bigger as I've gone along.
I'm ready to do the edging now, is there anything I can do to work in the loose chains?
Thanks so much!
Lou
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