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Crocheting: Double Crochet - Wavy Edges?
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Double Crochet - Wavy Edges?

Double Crochet Help!

Double Crochet Help!

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Help? Any suggestions why I'm getting bumps at the end of each row? I am pretty sure I'm not missing a stitch since my piece maintains its overall shape... I guess I may have missed a stitch on one row.

However, each row winds up with a bump? Help?

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Category: Crocheting

Type of item: Accessory

For: Other

Style: Classic


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soulsurfersteph on craftsy.com
Dec 04, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
I have gotten bumps too, and when it happens I think it's because I'm not choosing the *second* stitch when starting a new row.
FrauCrafty on craftsy.com
Nov 30, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Hello! What I can see from the pic is that it appears that you don't have the same number of stitches for every row. The most important thing you can do, is make sure to count the stitches at the end of each row to make sure you are consistent. Also, it's important to use the same method of starting a new row such as, if you use the beginning chain to be your first DC in each row then you do not want to then make your first actual DC into the base of that stitch - you must put it into the next stitch. You then need to make sure that you have gotten the very last stitch in the row created too. Sometimes it can be difficult to see where the top of the last DC from the previous row is because it can get pulled tight which makes it hard to see. If you get to the end of the row and are one stitch short you can be fairly certain that you still have one stitch to go and if you look closely you will see it there at the end. You will likely need to work the hook into it if it is tight. I hope that helps you out!!
AmandaE on craftsy.com
Nov 30, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you so much for your feedback! Hopefully, with some tweaks, I'll be able to correct my bumpiness! I appreciate the help a ton!
MoArt on craftsy.com
May 05, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
My first try looked like yours. FrauCrafty is so right, particularly when getting to the end. I realized I was not always getting the very last DC so it woud look really funky. Patience is the best, which I tend to not have but learning! Hope you are getting the groove it pone is late but wanted to let you know you are definitely not alone.
MoArt on craftsy.com
May 05, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
My first try looked like yours. FrauCrafty is so right, particularly when getting to the end. I realized I was not always getting the very last DC so it woud look really funky. Patience is the best, which I tend to not have but learning! Hope you are getting the groove it pone is late but wanted to let you know you are definitely not alone.