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Wool98
Is anyone able to explain this granny square chart. It is a Dutch pattern, and unfortunately there is no abbreviation list on the website indicating what each crochet symbol is supposed to represent.
Would Dutch people use US or UK terminology. If I were to have a guess I’d say UK?
From my understanding to begin the granny square I would chain 4 then slip stitch into the first chain to create a ring. From here it gets confusing. I understand I need to do some treble/double crochet, but what do the diamonds ♦️ mean? Also, to create the first treble/double crochet in the 1st chain of the 1st row, does this mean I must chain 3 for this?
Also any advice how to make a colour change in a granny square without it looking obvious would be appreciated, as I want to change the colour after the 4th row
If I were to understand how the first row works then I’d be able to easily figure out the rest of the chart!
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