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I'm making an afghan. Double crochet on each row ...

I'm making an afghan. Double crochet on each row. When I get to the end of the row, do I chain 2 or 3 and then do a double crochet in the first chain st.?


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I chain 2 times at the end of a double crochet row.  Then you yarn over and do your double crochet in the first double crochet stitch below and double crochet in each stitch following that.
Posted 2009-02-09T02:43:28Z
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Lion Brand site gives the following explanation:  the turning chain at the beginning of the row, takes the place of the first stitch of the row. So, after working the turning chain, you will not work another stitch in the first stitch. And when you come to the end of the row, you will treat the turning chain as a stitch and work in it. For the single crochet, the rules change. The turning chain worked at the beginning of a single crochet row does not count as a stitch. After working the turning chain, you will also work a single crochet in the stitch below the turning chain. You will not work in the turning chain on the return row.

Also, in single crochet you chain 1; half-double crochet you chain 2; double crochet you chain 3.
Posted 2009-02-08T02:21:54Z
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Thank you kindly, I appreciate your help.  Now I need to know how to add the second skein of yarn so I can continue on.  I really like this crocheting even if I did get a late start in life...69! 

I do a lot of counted cross-stich, so this is a new challemge.  ;))

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Posted 2009-02-09T04:01:31Z
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Audrey has the same answer i was going to give...i'm making a sweater and that's the instructions they give me
Posted 2009-06-27T22:11:26Z
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