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    Hi my name is Joanne.

    I am basically new to crocheting. I made a few blankets 23 years ago, using basic stitches.

    My niece is having a baby so I thought I'd make a blanket for her. So I was looking at some and I found one that calls for doing your first row through the "back bump". After I chained 74 I looked for the bump, and only had 17 bumps. Since, I have chained a different amount each time and I cant get consistent bumps. I have spent 7-8 hours watching videos trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong.

    I'm using Bernat Baby Sport Yarn ( 100% acrylic) with a 6.5 needle.

    I tried out a different yarn, Peaches & Cream ( 100% cotton), chained 40 and had 38 bumps.

    With both yarns (more so the acrylic) I'd have like 3 bumps in a row then 10 without, then 1 or 2, and so on.

    Any advice you could give me would be greatly appreciated.

    Sincerely,
    Joanne McEntee

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    Hi Joanne,
    Welcome to ct. I think the bump is the back of the stitch. You have a bumpy side which is the back of your work and the front side which is smoother.

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    WElcome to the Forum. I crochet filet items
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    Hello and welcome from Pa. Nice to have you with us

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    Hello and welcome! Please take some time to look around and let us know if you have need of anything!

    Happy Crocheting!

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