Let's give out how to read the Backet Hat Knit crochet chart from the last post. 💖

Let's give out chopped tricks! Anyone who has just entered the crochet industry and seen the circle chart and is numb. 😵‍💫 Don't panic. Today we will unpack the easy-to-understand "crochet chart" code in one minute. Read it and finish knitting!

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🧶 Decode the basic symbol.

Before you start looking at the rows, let's get to know the abbreviations.

• Chain (ch): Oval circle symbol o

• C (sc): T symbol

• May 1 (dc): F symbol with a single dash

• Scroll loop (sl st): Cross symbol x

• Knit 2 times in the same digit (dc 2 together): V-shaped symbols with dashes

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💡 3 steps, read the circle chart not to be confused.

1. Always start from the center: Look for the middle point with the number 1 directed. That's the first row.

2. Clockwise loop: Reading the circular layout. We will chase from the inside out, one layer at a time.

3.Note the row number: The directed numbers (1-8) are the total row number of this workpiece.

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✨ Trick for the Rookie

• Note the color: In this tree, each row uses a different color so that we don't get lost in the knitting time line.

• junction point: The symbol x (scroll loop) is usually at the end of the row to close the work to a smooth circle.

• Extending the workpiece: Observe the V in row 2 and above. That is to add a digit so that the work will bloom into a smooth sheet, not wrap up.

Who tried to knit along and how? Or what more symbols would you like to teach? The comments can be told. 👇💖

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