Can someone please help me with this pattern. I don't understand it. THANK YOU! <33

[Crochetadik]

[ratdog]

You are crocheting a circle starting with 6 single crochet in a magic circle.

2. Two sc in each stitch for a total of 12 sc

3. 1sc in first stitch, 2 sc in second stitch, 1 sc in 3rd stitch, 2 sc in 4th stitch ...... until you have 18 sc in round 3 (increase of 6 stitches)

4. [Sc, 2sc, sc] around until you have 24 total stitches (increase of 6)

5. [Sc , sc, sc, 2sc] around until you have a total of 30 (increase of 6)

6 [sc, sc,  2sc, sc, sc]  around for a total of 36 stitches (increase of 6)

Rounds 7-17  you will sc around 36 stitches for each round. (No additional stitches )

[bgs]

In case you have never done a magic ring/circle instructions found here

https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/crochet-magic-circle-tutorial-4589016

[Granny Square]

What she said.  The (x)  number at the end of the row/round confuses a lot of new crocheters, it is not telling you to do something it is just a sanity check summation of the # of stitches you should have at the end so you can make sure you are on track; sometimes for a complex stitch pattern it might say (x DC, y chain spaces, z SC) for example.

[Crochetadik]

18 hours ago, ratdog said:

You are crocheting a circle starting with 6 single crochet in a magic circle.

2. Two sc in each stitch for a total of 12 sc

3. 1sc in first stitch, 2 sc in second stitch, 1 sc in 3rd stitch, 2 sc in 4th stitch ...... until you have 18 sc in round 3 (increase of 6 stitches)

4. [Sc, 2sc, sc] around until you have 24 total stitches (increase of 6)

5. [Sc , sc, sc, 2sc] around until you have a total of 30 (increase of 6)

6 [sc, sc,  2sc, sc, sc]  around for a total of 36 stitches (increase of 6)

Rounds 7-17  you will sc around 36 stitches for each round. (No additional stitches )

 

13 hours ago, Granny Square said:

What she said.  The (x)  number at the end of the row/round confuses a lot of new crocheters, it is not telling you to do something it is just a sanity check summation of the # of stitches you should have at the end so you can make sure you are on track; sometimes for a complex stitch pattern it might say (x DC, y chain spaces, z SC) for example.

Thank you very much for taking the time to help me! It helps a lott❤️

Edited October 8, 2020 by Crochetadik

[Crochetadik]

13 hours ago, Granny Square said:

What she said.  The (x)  number at the end of the row/round confuses a lot of new crocheters, it is not telling you to do something it is just a sanity check summation of the # of stitches you should have at the end so you can make sure you are on track; sometimes for a complex stitch pattern it might say (x DC, y chain spaces, z SC) for example.

Thank you for sharing!❤️

[Crochetadik]

18 hours ago, ratdog said:

You are crocheting a circle starting with 6 single crochet in a magic circle.

2. Two sc in each stitch for a total of 12 sc

3. 1sc in first stitch, 2 sc in second stitch, 1 sc in 3rd stitch, 2 sc in 4th stitch ...... until you have 18 sc in round 3 (increase of 6 stitches)

4. [Sc, 2sc, sc] around until you have 24 total stitches (increase of 6)

5. [Sc , sc, sc, 2sc] around until you have a total of 30 (increase of 6)

6 [sc, sc,  2sc, sc, sc]  around for a total of 36 stitches (increase of 6)

Rounds 7-17  you will sc around 36 stitches for each round. (No additional stitches )

Thank you very much for taking the time to help me. I appreciate it so much!