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Hi,

I am working on the JOINING PANELS and I've finished Rnd 2 the Eyelet.
Now when I start to work on Rnd 3, Ch1, 2 sc in each ch-2 sp around, it is so hard for me to work sc on each chain from previous row.
The chains has become small so that I can't poke my hook in.

Then I realized that I might get it wrong. I was thinking about sc acorss each chain to make it total of 108 sc (i'm making for 3-yr-old).
But could it be - work one sc on top of the cl from previous row and then work 2 sc directly into the ch-2 sp ( so that I don't have to poke my hook into the tiny chains)?
So it will make total of 108 as well.

I'm so confused, any help?

The instructions say to Ch1, 2 sc in each ch-2 sp around, means to sc in the space of the ch 2- as you stated work 2 sc directly into the ch-2 sp If row three only says to do in the spaces, you should not be scing in a cl, unless it's included to do so for that row. I don't know if you gave me the whole instructions for row three?
I did not work on Charlotte Belle and hope this makes sense to you.
Marg

Oh, thank you, mrsmhill. Thank you very much!
You reminded me that If row three only says to do in the spaces, you should not be scing in a cl.
You were right, I got it totally wrong.
Thanks to you now I know how to complete row 3.

I'll come back for help if I have any further questions...


Irene

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Marg

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