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Ingrid the Knitter

"The beauty of Catherine Wheel afghan is that you can make it any size you want - even the pattern states "Once youve worked the length desired then finish with 1 row of black." Just know that the base chain for any Catherine Wheel is to chain any multiple of 10 sts, 7 sts. (I dont know how this pattern starts with 50 chain.) I have made several Catherine Wheel items over the years (2 afghans, a few pillows 3 scarfs). This pattern is only the basic instructions for a Catherine Wheel AND it is in Australian terminology meaning you may need to convert to North American terminology. If you are looking for a full afghan pattern is completed dimensions and yarn amounts, this may not be the one for you to use."

Ingrid the Knitter

"I am assuming you are having a problem understanding where the pattern states working in ends of rows of first side, sc in first row, 2 sc in next row, sc in next row. When you crochet up the SIDES of the afghan, you are putting 2sc in one row and then 1 sc in the the next row. This is a common technique when edging crochet items since these edges are never even like the original chain row or the cast-off row. I hope this helps."

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"Starting on this pattern now with wool ease (weight 4). Confused about your "gauge" directions "Basic Square = 6 1/2" x 6 1/2" sts = 4" rows = 4" in sc" how many SC in 4"?? How many rows to get 4" Surely I do not make an entire Basic Square and then measure to see if it is 6.5" square????? Help plz?"

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Sea Turtle C2c Throw

By: Tonya Bush from Nana's Crafty Home

Updated December 06, 2020

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Sea Turtle C2c Throw

"A corner to corner (c2c) crochet graphgan featuring a peaceful beach scene. This Sea Turtle graphgan features hatching sea turtles heading to the ocean under the protection of a hovering palm tree. A peaceful and calming scene - perfect for the ocean and sea turtle lovers out there! Approximate finished size using the double crochet C2C crochet technique is 33 1/2” wide x 34” Video & photo tutorials are available for all c2c techniques. Learn a new crochet technique!"

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Easy

Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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