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CJ
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HELP!!I'm crocheting a beanie hat with a brim, and need a bit of help with the pattern. It's too late to ring mum. 
It's done in rounds, obviously, but I'm not sure what this bit means.
| Quote: | | ch 1, htr in same st, htr in each st round. |
What does the htr in same st mean, I know it's a half treble, but where do I do this stitch? 
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gilraen
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Is it not in the c1 you first did?? and then in each C1 you do as you go round?
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craftybernie
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Re: HELP!! | CJ wrote: | I'm crocheting a beanie hat with a brim, and need a bit of help with the pattern. It's too late to ring mum.
It's done in rounds, obviously, but I'm not sure what this bit means.
| Quote: | | ch 1, htr in same st, htr in each st round. |
What does the htr in same st mean, I know it's a half treble, but where do I do this stitch? |
Ch1 - make one chain (this will count as your first half treble or htr)
HTR in same st - Usually means make a htr in the first chain of the row/round by going into the V of the first stitch from the round below.
HTR in each st round - Work one htr in each stitch around
Clear as mud??? Hope it helps...Bernie
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CJ
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ah yes, I think I understand. that's what I suspected, thanks. 
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