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starywary
I hope that made sense. I have been having a hard time searching for this subject. I know I had seen it somewhere before (why oh why didn't I bookmark it?) but now that I need to use it I can't remember where I might have seen it.
The method showed how to do a row or round of single or double crochet ( or other stitches I'm assuming) without using a chain 1, 2, or 3 as the first stitch.
I'm making a baby blanket of pretty simple 4" squares that call for two rounds of dc in the middle, and a border of dc with tc corners. But I wish I could change the inconsistency that using the chain 3 as the first dc causes.
Is anyone familiar with the method I'm talking about? Am I making sense? lol
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