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Heather927
So I've got a pattern for a hat which includes a whole lot of rows of single crochet in the back loop only. The problem is that, after doing the right number of rows, it's far, far too small still and I'm not sure if I'm doing the wrong stitch or something. I checked a Youtube tutorial and it should be the right one but given the (fairly vast) length difference I'm not so sure. I'm using the right weight yarn and size hook.
I know a small size difference could be due to a gauge differences, especially as there wasn't one specified, but it's less than half of the right size so I'm not sure if I am doing something wrong or not.
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