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Guest NatashaW
I was told I could crochet the threads into the pot holder I am making so when I changed colours I crocheted them into the next row. I hope you know what I mean. Anyway the project had a colour change every two rows and it's only single crochet so there are two rows of 30 single crochet and then change colour and then two rows of single crochet.
My problem is that with having the yarn crocheted in that way it made the one side (I crocheted the ends into) much longer then the other side. It's supposed to be square but it looks odd. Actually looking at the first piece where I actually weaved the ends in instead of crocheting them in I had the same thing happen.
Any idea what I can do different? How should I weave them in so it doesn't look so out of shape?
I can take pictures if you want to see them. I wonder if it's mostly visible since it's a 7.5" potholder.
Natasha
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