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amanda2017
I started my first amigurumi project yesterday (2nd crochet project ever) and I can not for the life of me end up with the right amount of stitches. Every row I do I am either 2 or 3 stitches off and I can't figure out why. I won't know if I am losing count, or what but I had a friend come help me yesterday and she explained the pattern to me, so I know i am following it correctly but I can't seem to get the right amount of stitches whenever I finish a row. For those of you who do amigurumi often, do you just add the missing stitches when you are off? How often are you missing stitches?
Also, with amigurumi or crocheting in the round, do you need to slipstitch at the end of every row, or only when there is a gap to fill between rows?
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