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Hello thank you for the question, this pattern is a bit tricky, I have written out the pattern to help go along with the video I hope that will help explain a little better. Ch multiples of 28 plus 1 Row 1: ch 1, in the second ch from the hook sc, sc in the next 4 ch, hdc, dc, tr, dc, hdc, [sc in the next 9 ch, hdc, dc, tr, dc, hdc]*rep until your last 5 ch, sc in the next 5 ch, turn Row 2: ch 1, sc in the next 3 st [ch 1, skip 2, dc, {ch 1, dc in the next st} 4 times, ch 1, skip 2, sc in the next 5 st]*rep across, ending with 2 sc instead of 5 sc, turn Row 3: [{work 2 dc in the next ch sp} twice, world 3 dc in the next ch sp, dc in st, 3 dc in the next ch sp, {2 dc in the next ch sp} twice, skip 2 sc, sc in the next sc, skip 2 sc]*rep across, sc in the last st of the row, turn Row 4: ch 1, sc in each st across, turn Row 5: ch 4, dc in the first st, hdc in the next st, skip the next st, sc in the next 9 st, [skip 1, hdc, dc, tr, dc, hdc, skip 1, sc in the next 9 st]*rep across, sk 1, hdc, dc, tr, turn Row 6: ch 4, dc in the dc st, ch 1, dc in the hdc, [ch 1 skip 2, sc in the next 5 sc, ch 1, skip 2, {dc, ch 1} 5 times, skip 2, sc in the next 5 sc]*rep across, skip 2, ch 1, dc in the hdc, ch 1, dc in the dc, ch 1, dc in the 4th ch from the chain sp at the end of the row, turn Row 7: ch 3, {work 2 dc in the next ch 3 sp}3 times, skip 2,sc, [skip 2, {2 dc in the next ch sp} twice, 3 dc in the next ch sp, dc in the next dc, 3 dc in the next ch sp, {2 dc in the next ch sp} twice, skip 2, sc]*rep across, skip 2 {work 2 dc in the next ch sp} twice, 3 dc in the ch sp at the end of the row, dc in the 3rd ch of the ch sp at the end of the row, turn Row 8: ch 1, skip 1, sc in each st across, sc in the ch sp at the end of the row, turn Row 9: ch 1, sc in the next 4 sc, [skip 1, hdc, dc, tr, dc, hdc, skip 1, dc in the next 9 sc]*rep across, ending with 4 sc instead of 9, turn Row 10: ch 1, sc in the next 2 sc, [ch 1, skip 2, {dc, ch 1} five times, skip 2, sc in the next 5 sc]*rep across, ending with 2 sc instead of 5 sc, turn Row 11: [{work 2 dc in the next ch sp} twice, world 3 dc in the next ch sp, dc in st, 3 dc in the next ch sp, {2 dc in the next ch sp} twice, skip 2 sc, sc in the next sc, skip 2 sc]*rep across, sc in the last st of the row, turn Repeat rows 4-11 to continue the pattern I hope this helps ☺ Happy Crocheting!

From start to finish it took me a little over an hour to complete ☺️

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Green yarn from a local shop near where I live, it's a medium weight yarn 😄

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@@CelticLlamaCrafting yes it was :) I made a crocheted chia pet

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En français svp merci

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Sure 😀 edging is fun what you would want to do is: work your first round of stitches around the entire square. The type of stitch you choose will depend on the look you want. When you reach a corner, you might need to add extra stitches to allow the work to turn smoothly. This is typically achieved by working multiple stitches (e.g., 3 double crochets) into the same corner space. Keep working stitches evenly along each side of the square, and add extra stitches at each corner as needed. This ensures that your work lays flat. When you reach the starting point, join with a slip stitch to the initial chain or stitch. Cut the yarn, leaving a tail, and pull it through the last loop to secure it. Weave in any remaining ends. I hope that helps 😀

@@CelticLlamaCrafting Thank you so much for your reply. What I meant was how to do the eyelet stitch around a square but thank you!

I was not sure how to write out how to do the Eyelet Stitch as a border so I made a video to help explain it better then I could type it 😅😀 I have added it as a link if you want to check it out, hopefully it helps with your project 😀 Easy Eyelet Stitch Border Tutorial: ruclips.net/video/cuuJLh6TER4/видео.html

@@CelticLlamaCrafting Watched it! Thank you!

Literally same😊

I am sorry I do not, I have not made him yet 😕 I should add it to a list of video ideas though.

@deevancuren9997 @noemiperez9586 Hey there! I took a peek at the book and got inspired to create a video showcasing some of the techniques for the pattern. I also threw in a few extra tips that I thought might come in handy. I really hope it proves useful for you as you work on crafting your very own Spider-Man. Happy creating! Here is a link to the video 😀 ruclips.net/video/Gq8N4UU2oXI/видео.html

The primary distinction between the Nubby Sand Stitch and the Smooth Sand Stitch is the side of the fabric where you start and the resulting texture. The Nubby Sand Stitch is started on the wrong side, creating a textured or nubby surface on the right side, while the Smooth Sand Stitch is started on the right side, resulting in a smoother, more even appearance on the front. The actual stitch patterns and techniques used may be similar, but the starting point and the intended texture differentiate these two variations.

My apologies that it's hard to read on your phone, I do have the pattern listed on my Ravelry store for free 😃 the link is in the video description. I hope that helps on your crochet adventures

Hello, you can find the sheep patter here on my Etsy: etsy.me/3neEps0

Oh I must have miswrote, you would want to single crochet. sorry about that

With the last stitch left on the needle, you will cut your working string and pull that through the last loop and fasten off the work 🙂

@@CelticLlamaCrafting thank you!

Hello, the 2 together twice means you would want to work a single crochet decrease twice. So it is written as sc2tog twice (single crochet 2 together done twice so you will decrease twice). I hope that helps 😀

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Hello 😀 when working the spikes you treat the slip stitch as a stitch, so the sc that follows the slip stitch is in the following st. So it would be a (sc in the next st, dc in the next st, sc in the following st, slip stitch into the next st)* this would be repeated 5 times. I hope that helps 😄

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Thank you 😀 and yes it is pretty much sorted out, I am making sure that I have backup copies of everything from now on lol

Great to hear🙂. May the tech gods be good to you! Continue to enjoy. Txo

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thank you so much for the lovely words 😊 you are right it will be okay

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