Hi @wiland , I'm quite the beginner, so could you explain how the different-than-green-colored strings disappear when doing the little loop? do I have to knot all the strings within, and if so how do I separate which one go right and which left? Thank you 😊
@wiland thank you, I’ll go look at that tutorial in the meantime. I just haven’t learned how to read shaped patterns very well yet. I am managing to get acorns but idk if they’re right but I’m forging on! 👍
@LauraLou64 I'll try to do a quick tutorial on it in the next couple days, since I'm not entirely sure my comments make any sense at all! 😂 It's hard to describe without any pictures to point to.
@LauraLou64 So there's a tutorial for a pumpkin version on pattern #106484. I had just made that pattern, so it really helped me with this one. I actually tied the last knot of color C across both the other strand of C AND the right strand of the knot you are referencing. That's the same as on line 4 as well (just in reverse). I tied the first knot of color C (on line 4) across the other strand of C and the right most strand of B before tying the first knot of B (the middle knot on line 4).
@LauraLou64 looking at the photos, I think there are probably three strings hidden per chain, so three strings of colour b to the left and one string of colour b to the right.
@wiland thanks for the info! 🎉 I'm wondering where to split the B color after line 10.? Also, if anyone knows of a tutorial on how to be able to Read this type of pattern please let me know. 👍
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