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camogirl4evr
Hi, I'm making a head band and it's really wide over the forehead and narrow when it goes towards the back of the neck and my pattern says to;
".......SV in the next ch on opposite side of foundation ch, [ sk, 2ch, SV in next ch] 19 times, [sV, ch 5, sl st in 5th ch from hook, SV] in next 4-ch sp.
does it mean the opposite side of the chain? Cause this is the first round, and I know what SV means the pattern told me it means to sc, ch 2, sc, but it's the "opposite side of foundation....." that confuses me, so if you/someone could just explain it for me that'd be great, Thanks!
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