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Yes, they really help & are worth their weight in gold!

It appears to me to be very clear. Perhaps if you take it one sentence at a time that would help. Don't forget to count the stitches and rows you've done as you going on to the row/round.

When you made the crown part, I assume you finished that part off with dc's? Rnd 2 is confusing. It looks like a typo to me. I think, I'm probably wrong here, but, it should read [(Sc, dc) in next...

How many dc foundation chains did you create? If it's an odd number, perhaps you could make a simple pattern such as 2dc, 1ch, sk 1dc, 2dc, 1ch, sk 1dc etc. across each row. Or 2dc, *2ch, sl st in...

Usually, as is the case here, anything within the brackets gets repeated a set number of times. The first instance is to repeat that section 2 times. (A total of 3.)

Place a sticky note (one of the very small ones), with the hook size marked on it, onto the project if you have to use the hook for a different project! It works for me anyway. I hope it works for...

This means that you turn Row 1 upside down, & working through the beginning chain, continue working DC's across to the end. You'll have created a flat rectangular shape with the beginning ch...

Hi, I'm CherylDD and I've been hooking for about 37 years now. I absolutely love it.
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