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= ¡Comenzar aquí! Trabajar 4 puntos de cadena y formar un anillo con 1 punto bajísimo en el primer punto de cadena – ver el punto en el círculo. |
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= La vuelta comienza con 3 puntos de cadena que sustituyen el primer punto alto. La vuelta termina con 1 punto bajísimo en el 3er punto de cadena al principio de la vuelta. En las vueltas que comienzan con 1 o 2 puntos de cadena, trabajar 3 puntos de cadena adicionales al principio. Estas vueltas terminan saltando estos 3 puntos de cadena y trabajando 1 punto bajísimo en el 4º punto de cadena al principio de la vuelta. |
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= 1 punto de cadena - Si se trabaja en la punta de la aguja de ganchillo, el punto de cadena quedará demasiado apretado. 1 punto de cadena debe ser tan largo como el ancho de 1 punto alto. |
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= 5 puntos de cadena (= esquina) |
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= 1 punto alto en el punto abajo |
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= 1 punto alto alrededor del punto de cadena/arco de puntos de cadena abajo |
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= TRABAJAR 4 PUNTOS ALTOS JUNTOS: * Hacer 1 lazada, insertar la aguja de ganchillo a través del punto siguiente y coger el hilo, hacer 1 lazada y pasarla a través de los primeros 2 bucles en la aguja de ganchillo *, trabajar de *a* un total de 4 veces, hacer 1 lazada y pasarla a través de todos los 5 bucles en la aguja de ganchillo. |
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= Punto alto en relieve – Trabajar 1 punto alto alrededor del punto alto abajo, trabajando desde el lado de atrás de la pieza (no trabajar en el punto, sino alrededor del punto) |
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= 1 punto de cadena, pero saltar 2 puntos altos en relieve de la vuelta anterior. Esto proporciona un patrón que va a coincidir en cada esquina. |
Not clear for me second row. I start wt chain 3, wich counts as first DC. Then directly I make second DC. Shouldn't I start with chain 4, which counts as first DC plus chain 1 space? Otherwise I have two DCs, without chain space in the begining of the row.
23.11.2023 - 10:25DROPS Design answered:
Dear Agnieszka, in this pattern, the 3 chains to start rounds are not replacing the first dc, this means A.1 is worked extra: you first work A.1 then repeat A.2 a total of 4 times in the round. Happy crocheting!
23.11.2023 - 15:36I already did all the squares but I started too crochet the sides together with the single stich but what I I don’t understand what to do in the corners.
27.07.2023 - 21:11DROPS Design answered:
Dear Mrs Sahagun, for the edge you will crochet 3 double crochets (US-crochet terminology) in each corner (and. 1 double crochet in each stitch along the sides of each square + 1 double crochet in the transition between 2 squares). Happy crocheting!
28.07.2023 - 07:39Guten Tag Werden nur vordere Reliefstäbchen gehäkelt oder abwechselnd vordere und hintere ? Herzlichen Dank
10.07.2023 - 06:43DROPS Design answered:
Liebe Gabi, Diagram wird in Runde gehäkelt, so die Reliefstäbchen werden immer so gehäkelt. Viel Spaß beim häkeln!
28.07.2023 - 09:08The graph is confusing for the last round. How many stitches should you have on one side? The graph does not line up with the stiches below on the left side. Thanks.
12.06.2023 - 19:57DROPS Design answered:
Dear Mrs Mcsweeney, on the last round you will have 32 dc (US-English) on the last half side on the square (A.2) and 3 chains in the corner, then 29 dc on the first half part on next side, this means you should have 32+29= 61 dc along each side of the square. Happy crocheting!
13.06.2023 - 08:14Hvor ender omgangen (i hvilken maske) i diagrammet til Drops 221-2?
03.03.2023 - 11:13DROPS Design answered:
Hei Camilla. Hvilken omgange? eller les beskrivelsen til diagramikonene under Diagram og du vi da se hvor den omgangen du lurer på skal ende. mvh DROPS Design
06.03.2023 - 14:21Dit is zo'n mooi patroon. Ik heb het nu bijna af en ik wordt er zo blij van 🥰.
27.11.2022 - 23:42How do I start the rows which contains 4 treble crochets worked together (rows 5, 8 and 14)? I have tried with 3 chains + 1 but not sure this is correct. Thank you.
06.11.2022 - 17:33DROPS Design answered:
Dear Janice, all rows start with 3 chain stitches. In the rows with 4 treble crochets worked together, work the 3 initial chain stitches, an extra chain stitch, skip 1 Relief-treble crochet of the previous row, and work the 4 treble stitches together in the next stitch. Happy crocheting!
06.11.2022 - 23:27This is my first time crocheting from a diagram, and I think I'm understanding, but I have no idea how to start. I understand the chain 4 then slip stitch to make a ring, but then I don't have anything to crochet the first (bottom) row into. Do I chain 18+1 after the slip stitch and then turn my work to go backwards (left to right) across the bottom row? Or am I missing something obvious? Kind regards, Ellen
09.06.2022 - 23:24DROPS Design answered:
Dear Ellen, this lesson explains how to read a diagram showing a fraction of a circle or of a square in that case: you will start with the ring of chains then read every row from the right towards the left and here you will work this a total of 4 times to get for ex at the end of 1st round: *3 dc (US-English), 5 chains* a total of 4 times + the first 3 chains at the beg of the round. Happy crocheting!
10.06.2022 - 09:01Is there written instructions? I don't know how to read a chart
26.03.2022 - 16:30DROPS Design answered:
Dear Raelyn, all of our patterns are written in a mixed format, with both charts and written instructions, as you can see in the published version, there are no full written instructions available. You can check our lesson on how to read crochet charts here: https://www.garnstudio.com/lesson.php?id=69&cid=19 Happy crochetting!
26.03.2022 - 19:31The Relief Double Crochet on this pattern is the same as a back post double crochet (BPdc) in US terms. The video posted with the pattern shows a front post double crochet (FPdc) is a little confusing since the chart/instructions say from the back of the work. I'm new to working from a chart so I wanted to post a comment to help others who struggle like me with charts.
29.01.2022 - 17:52