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Pisces201
Hello!
I am looking at a pattern (I'm fairly new to crochet) and I am not sure how to translate the wording to stiches. The pattern reads:
"Chain 46. Dc in sixth chain from hook (counts as first dc and ch-1 space), *ch 1, sk next ch, dc in next ch; rep from * across, turn---- 21 ch-1 spaces."
I understand everything except the ch-1 space thing. What exactly does that mean? Just that the chain represents a space? And the end part, does that mean that I will have 21 stiches and 21 spaces?
Any help would be appreciated!
BTW- I am looking at a pattern on page 178 in "The Happy Hooker- Stich and Bitch Crochet"
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