Esta es nuestra semana para comenzar a poner bordes en nuestros cuadrados terminados y tomar un descanso de agregar nuevos cuadrados, o si eres nuevo en el crochet. ¡Todas las semanas anteriores están publicadas
aquí para que puedas unirte con nosotros! ¡Esta semana te dará tiempo para ponerte al día si te has quedado atrás! El ribete será el mismo para todos los cuadrados, sin excepción. Puedes saltarte el borde y simplemente unirlos como están al final, pero agregar el borde en cada cuadrado le dará un bonito acabado y facilitará el montaje de la manta.
Bordes cuadrados:
Únete a MC en cualquier espacio de la esquina.
Ch 1, (3 pb) en el mismo espacio de la esquina, 3 veces, trabajar 28 pb uniformemente hasta el pb inicial, sl st para unir. Rematar.
Esperamos que todos estén al día con sus cuadrados la próxima semana, cuando volveremos a hacer más. Esperamos que todos estén disfrutando de participar y asegúrese de suscribirse para recibir todas las publicaciones nuevas directamente en su bandeja de entrada.
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You will have to copy and paste them into a word document.
how do you print the directions? I don’t see any print option available thanks
Thank you.
Carol, Yes the ch 1 is correct. The ch 1 give the height needed to begin the sc. Though it is not to be counted as a stitch. I tried a variant of a possible standing sc, but that was very bulky and odd. This was the only way join and begin. I would be sure to end with an invisible join that may help smooth it out. We currently don’t have a video for the invisible join, just google it.
Fantastic, That is a great idea!
Anytime Pauline!! We can’t wait to see what yours looks like!! Be sure to share your progress on our Facebook page!
I am sorry I did not get your first response, thank you for the answer and how many yards for the all over border at the end.
I am printing out all the directions, might want to long panel versions of favorite squares, someday.
I only did two this weekend, because I don’t like the look of the starting corner. The Chain 1 in the directions is correct? That corner sticks out more then the others, for me, something not working out. Thanks!
Pauline the total yardage is in the introductory week as well as mine and Heathers response to your first request. The whole thing will average between 2000-2500 yards depending on your gauge. For edging and assembly I would say about 350-400 yards. This is not including the over all border at the end.
Yes some squares will be obvious which side will go face up, but others just use your creativity to make that decision.
When designing the over all pattern I had to see how many stitches would be appropriate for the average size square due to the pattern change for each square. I didn’t want one design to be squished etc. There will also be another break/border week around week 13 or 14. FYI.
Yes it is.
Just to confirm, that is 124 sc all the way around?
It’s actually easier and takes up less time to add an edging to each square as you go. Not wait until the end. Why handle it more than you need to?
This will be a very interesting blanket when completed. I am keeping track of the patterns for each square and as I am currently in the middle of a different project but will try this one when I am done.
I also noticed that the squares are an excellent size for “dish cloths” so I have tried a few squares to change up the ones I am doing for a church sale. Thank you…
Looking forward to seeing what is next