what does Sc,Inc x6 mean?? Is it just inc or smthing else?
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You repeat (sc, inc) 6 times so (sc, inc, sc, inc, sc, inc, sc, inc, sc, inc, sc, inc)
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this ^
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thank you! <3
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do you need help with 2sc, inc?
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I don’t think so yet, but ty
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oop- is it just 2 sc in one stich and then inc?
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2sc, inc means to do 2 sc (2 different stitches) and then 1 increase (2sc in 1 stitch)
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no, when you’re saying 2sc, or whether it be 34sc, you’re always allocating those sc to one st each. if i was sc’ing 3, then that’d take up 3 sts. the only time you work in the same st is when it’s specified, or you’re inc’ing, which is 2sc in one st to make the overall item bigger
2sc, inc would take up 3 sts each, 1 st each for the 2sc, then 1 st for the 2 sc (inc)
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please don’t take offense, but are you sure you should be testing patterns?? you still seem like you’re learning how to crochet…
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No offense back but, I learned alot from testing. I actually didn’t know all this either. I am just to introverted so I struggled online instead of asking
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i’ve only tested a couple so far but i’ve just never come across this.
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thank you : )
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??? huh
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ive only tested a few patterns so I have never done this.
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