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tazluvr
Okay, I usually do a scarf pattern where I just DC across, then I chain 3 at the end of every row, turn my work and then DC in the SECOND DC from the hook...this leaves spaces throughout my work along the edges of the scarf. Which is fine for some scarves, but now I am wondering how else you can turn your work and start a new row without creating a hole? (cause I am thinking I tried to chain 3 and then DC in every DC across and my scarf ended up getting wider and wider.....)
I hope that makes sense!!!
Thanks!
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