Chart Pattern Help Daughter's Wedding Dress

[sandydaly]

I am in the process of crocheting my daughter's wedding dress and I'm stuck. I have a chart pattern that I'm using for the top and i can't figure out how to end and turn this row. I provided a pic of the chart that I am using. The portion where the ctochet hook is pointing to shows the end of the row. I can see that I triple crochet 6 and then chain 4. After I chain 4 I slip stiched on the last double crochet of row 1. After that I'm lost on how to start new row. I see that I have to tripple crochet in the 4th chain but when I turn and triple crochet there it pulls all the stiches to one side and looks wrong. It seems like it needs a transaction before the turn that is not on the chart. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm at a loss and pulling my hair out!!

[magiccrochetfan]

Welcome to the ville!

 

The hook is pointing to the turning chain at the beginning of the row, not the end of the row.

[sandydaly]

GREAT THANK YOU! I was trying to read the chart right to left not even thinking to start from the left. It worked thank you again

[magiccrochetfan]

you're welcome.  I always look for the turning chain at the beginning of a row/round, it is a good landmark.

 

You might want to remove your photo, you have posted a big chunk of the pattern and I think it probably violates the site guidelines (under the Town Hall section if you want to review)..   I think it may be OK if you cropped it to just show the specific part you are asking about, but site admin would be the ones  to say for sure.  I know it is ok to post a couple of lines of a written pattern so in my mind it would be ok to post the equivalent amount of a diagram.  

[sandydaly]

I will remove it. Thanks for that info too. This is the first time I have posted so good to know.

[magiccrochetfan]

Let us know how the dress goes, and remember we love to see photos :-)

A dress of any kind is a big project and its inspiring to read about and see this kind of project!

[Amy]

Popping in to clarify: Our site policy is that members can only post images/photos to which they own the copyright.

Instead of posting a chart here, it's better to link to the pattern or provide information about where it was published. If it's a free pattern, people who want to try to help can go check it out. If it's a paid pattern or was published in a book or magazine, those who also have the pattern may be able to help you.