Pattern help! (?)

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I’m just wondering if this looks hard to read at all? I understand what it means but I’m concerned that it may be a problem for someone just skimming through the pattern

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If it’s strange to read, the I’ll just separate them with the lil info thingo.

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Yeah, I’d separate them. I understand it, but it’s be clearer if you spaced the separate parts out

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I think it would be more understandable if I had already completed the rest of the pattern, but it might be helpful add a little info line!

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Not sure if it would work here or not, but sometimes I would put that into an info line, and then separate the parts after, into numbered rows.

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ok so the problem is that you don’t have enough step and its all jumbled together
I GIVE YOU FULL PERMISSION ONLY THE OPERATOR OF THIS POST TO USE THESE REVISED STEPS hope it helps
Step 1: Attach the yarn to the back of the project.

  1. Attach your yarn to the back of the bralette cup where you want the strap to start.
  2. Single crochet (sc) until you reach the point of the bralette cup.

Step 2: Chain and slip stitch.

  1. Chain 150 (or more or less, depending on your desired strap length).
  2. Slip stitch (sl st) into each chain until you reach the end of the strap.

Step 3: Repeat on the other side.

  1. Repeat steps 1 and 2 on the other side of the bralette cup.

Step 4: Attach the yarn to the top of the bralette cup.

  1. Attach your yarn to the top of the bralette cup where you want the strap to end.
  2. Chain 100 (or more or less, depending on your desired strap length).

Step 5: Fasten off and repeat.

  1. Fasten off your yarn.
  2. Repeat steps 4 and 5 on the other side of the bralette cup.

I hope these suggestions help to improve the instructions and make them more user-friendly!

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Thanks so much!!

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Your welcome anytime if you ever need help feel free to follow my shop and send a message whenever I am quick to respond!!!

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Maybe add photos

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I personally don’t find it that hard to read, but maybe add some pictures to follow along visually and maybe describe it a little more, so that other people know what they are doing. I know when I was a beginner that would be kind of confusing

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