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MelB
Good Evening: I am crocheting an afghan and it is a sampler. I have several rows where the tension is off due to changing stitches. I could rip those out and go up a size in the hook. Or, which brings me to my question, can you add a couple stitches on the ends of those rows and from here on out use the next size hook. If this is an option how do I do that. I have been crocheting along time and would consider myself an intermediate level. I am a perfectionist and can do a little fudging, but I don't want it to look shabby. The first section of the afghan is 10 rows of Treble's and then it switches to different variation of double's: shells, intermittent rows of dc's, v-stitches, and grannie's.
I look forward to hearing from you, Thank You.
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