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galaxydreams
Hello I guess I am having a hard time understanding what a pattern means what it says "gauge" It normally will give some kind of stitches x so many rows = 4x4 And then gives a hook size.
Lets say the gauge says 14 sc x 17 rows = 4 x 4"
What I do (not sure if this is right or not) is make a square with 14 sc (not counting the ch1) and 17 rows of it.
then i measure that and when I get more than 4x4 i would use a smaller hook for the pattern... and if i get less than 4x4 i use a larger hook... Is this right?
I did that square (14sc x 17 rows) and ended up with 4 3/3 " x 5 "
I guess I just need to know what to do to make sure i make these slippers with the right sized hook. Any tips would be great. thank you!!
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