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Katie G
Hi,
Has anyone ever made these ?
I love this pattern and have had it on my to-do list for a long time.]
Well, I have finished the hexagons and sewn them together and now
am working on the sole. They are made extra thick by crocheting
together two rows together at the same time. I have seen this
technique used in potholders before and it makes a lovely thick
cushy fabric.
My concern is, that after crocheting the sole, the pattern says to
single crochet around the perimeter of the sole. The sole is so
thick and solid that I don't know how I will be able to do this.
I have about an inch and a half of the sole done, it is very tedious, and
do not want to finish only to find I cannot crochet into the perimeter, so
may have to re-think and come up with another sole pattern.
Just wondering if any of you have made these and if this was a problem or not? I read through the 9 pages of projects on Ravelry, and no one mentioned this as being a problem, so maybe I am just over-thinking it, I tend to do that.
Thoughts, anyone?
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