How to Crochet: Triangle Shawl Beginner Friendly Crochet Pattern Step by Step Tutorial Right Handed

[@angelicam4781]

I love how you overlayed the charts on the actual crochet. It makes it so much easier to understand and follow! Thanks for the great tutorial!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are so welcome!

[@kateskogstad5066]

I made this shawl once with Red Heart It’s a Wrap and love it so much, I’m making a second one in a different color. I get so many compliments on it…if they only knew how easy it was to make! Thanks for a great pattern and video. 😊

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are so welcome. I am so happy you like it. You can make it with any yarn, just pick a hook that works well with the yarn and then work as many rows as needed to get the desired size.

[@nuvoclassic]

WOW!' Best EVERRRRRR crochet tutorial on YT. I've watched dozens of crochet tutorials. Your teaching method to include the graphs is brilliant! P.S. I'm intermediate...PPS I'm going to try with #5 yarn and 10mm hook - I want it done now! 🥰tfs!!!🧡💛🧡💛🧡❤❤❤💜💜💜

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Wow, thank you! I bet iti will work up fast!!

[@helenrieck2343]

I tried chaining four on turning chain and did a sample, so far it s working, thank you so much!!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are welcome!! I am glad it worked.

[@carinnenel7660]

What a pleasure to find a tutorial that shows you EXACTLY what to do. Thank you very much!!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kmk4519]

Great pacing for beginners! Thank you so much for providing this tutorial!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You're so welcome!

[@mackskuldinow238]

This has to be the easiest tutorial I’ve ever followed. Hands down. I’ve sent this video to my entire family

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Wow, thanks!

[@TheLynn711]

The best instructor ever!! Every beginner can do this pattern.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Thank you

[@trinahildebrand1974]

I really like how you explained how to do the stiches I love learning new crochet shawls so thank for sharing.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Glad it was helpful!

[@midgethorn4083]

Great explanation and demonstration of how the shawl comes together. I really liked the diagrams added in and superimposed over the work itself.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@4cornernan]

You are the best! I have hunted around and seem to get confused as some work. They work too fast and I am constantly pausing. You have made it a pleasure. You also have a great variety of projects. Thanks so very much.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are very very welcome! I really enjoy sharing crochet projects.

[@wulfcwen]

Just started this shawl using your video in DK yarn and 5.5mm hook, your instructions were easy to follow and being a beginner at crochet this is important and you made it easy for me to do, thank you.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am so glad to here that!

[@cmartin836]

Beautifully taught! I love that you taught how to read a pattern. Thanks very much!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are so welcome!

[@kayholland3846]

Well done! I'm an intermediate knitter and wanted to try a crochet project...

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You can do it!

[@gray703]

I loved how you overlaid the pattern on the stitches. 😁

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

G Ray I am glad you like it. I have been experimenting with different ways to use graphs to make the videos easier to understand.

[@donnamobley146]

Thank you so much.! This video is so easy to follow. And I loved the graph. It really helped. I have been apprehensive about making a triangle shaped shawl. I will make this one probably many times.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

That is great to hear.

[@mnmssss21]

I'm new to your channel. Just so you know KZbin didn't show me your channel it was Google. So thank you Google for a great new channel that I'm going to come to more often. Your way of showing and the pictures of each step it perfect for me to follow along and not getting confused along the way. Thank you so much. Also its staying in my head. Most video's I'm watching I'm not remembering right after so I've had to watch them afew extra time's. So your stuck with me if that's ok with you???? Thank- you for your great video.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am so glad to hear that. I like to use extra visual aids in my videos, they are not always graphs like this, but the goal is that everyone will be able to complete my projects. So happy to have you!

[@emilybethune8395]

I've been looking for this exact beginner pattern! You're a great teacher and I like how you incorporated the crochet symbols. Thank you for sharing. 😊

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dmuser1357]

Thank you for the shawl and tutorial. I'm more visual than just a pattern. I'm working on this shawl now and it's looking gorgeous! Thanks again.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am so glad you like it!

[@em2thailand]

Thank you so much! I couldn't wrap my head around how to make a triangle shawl until I found your video, and with your help it's so easy now!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are very welcome. I hope to make more videos like this soon.

[@umis941]

Exactly! Same here

[@ND-nx1nt]

I came across your blog and decided to make this scarf, I am currently busy with it. Your video was the first to introduce me to crochet graphs and that small introduction has made crochet graphs a lot less scary.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Wonderful!

[@dianaguerrero5967]

Super easy to follow! It's my first shawl and it is turning out amazing! Thanks!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Wonderful!

[@n3onstars]

this is a great tutorial! I've got a yarn I really want to use for a shawl, and I'm new to crochet (I knit mostly) and so it was all very baffling. But now I really want to make a crochet shawl! Thanks so much! ♥

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gail7998]

VERY nice demonstration and explanation! I can't wait to try this!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@lasharonfulmer8194]

I like how easy this pattern is to follow. I'm following it using lace yarn with the recommended hook, but I'm using two strands at a time. This is my first clothing item; I've made throws, blankets, and two bags.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Wonderful

[@elizabethfarrell7942]

Love this pattern... I have so many different yarns I can use and each one will look the same with some differences❤🙂 Thank You so much for sharing this pattern!!!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are so welcome!

[@diannafuller2000]

Adding the graphic chart was phenomenal!! Thank you.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am so glad you like it. It takes longer to make a video like this but I truly hope to keep using this method for better explanations. I will be working on a Corner to Corner crochet video this way in January.

[@umis941]

I love the way you explain your work and how you clarify charts. Thanks a million! I am definitely going to try this one and follow all your videos!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are so welcome!

[@debbiecobb5757]

Just watching now 2019, I love the pattern and the shawl made with the thinner string! The yarn is a beautiful blue it reminds me of a beach theme.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am glad you enjoyed it. The pattern will work with larger yarns. You will just have to change your hook and work less rows. Just work as many rows until it reaches the desired size.

[@anna-katehowell9852]

This is literally the only shawl pattern I've ever been able to follow. No counting to the third stitch of some past row and saying a prayer... just simple and straightforward. I do, however, think I'm going to size way up on the hook for a lacier look.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am glad you like the pattern, you can change the hook or the yarn size and the pattern will remain the same. Just stop working rows when the shawl is big enough for you. I want to make this one with a bulky yarn someday.

[@anna-katehowell9852]

@@WindingRoadCrochet Definitely subscribing and ringing the bell, btw

[@cindywhitsett8244]

I am so glad that I just found you. Your instructions are very clear. Thank you for overlaying the graphic on the design. That was very helpful. I look forward to your other patterns! Now, I gotta buy more yarn (well, I don't .. I have a stash already, but you know ... it's a great excuse! ha ha ha)

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Yes, any excuse to buy more yarn! =)

[@BBSP61]

Thank you so much for teaching me how to read the charts! I was so lost! Wish me luck on the shawl!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

The best of luck!

[@sandraforsman4971]

Very easy to follow and understand! Thanx!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Glad it was helpful!

[@honey-bunches-of-oats]

Excellent video, it explained both reading patterns and creating this particular shawl very well! :D I just started on the shawl this afternoon, but its coming together very nicely and quickly! Thanks, Winding Road Crochet!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are very welcome. I hope to find time to make more videos soon. I really enjoying using the graphs as a visual aid. Even if your goal isn't to learn to read graphs, I think you will get comfortable with them as you watch more of my videos. (More coming soon)

[@sarasimmons1585]

I have always wanted to make a shawl and this is not only pretty but seems to be very easy to make. Thanks

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am so happy you like the pattern. Feel free to contact me if you have an issues or questions.

[@LittleRobotNX01]

Thank you Lindsey this is a really great video, very easy to follow and understand. I have trouble following patterns and charts but after I watched this video and then read the pattern it was so easy to understand both the chart and pattern. Thank you !

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am very glad to hear that. I was worried that only doing a few rows would leave some people confused. It is good to know you understand the repeats. I plan on doing videos for as many of my patterns as I can.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am glad to hear that. I am a visual learner myself and want to make the patterns as clear as possible.

[@cannellechristy9605]

Love Love. My favorite shawl I've ever made. I didn't make the tassels. I put some buttons on it. It's heavy duty and keep me warm.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am glad to here it. It is one of my favorites as well.

[@Cindy-is6uu]

THANK YOU for explaining the crochet charts while doing this. It helps a bunch for reference as a beginner. :D

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are welcome. I never expect you to know how to read a chart, I just think they make wonderful visual aids and I use them whenever I can when teaching crochet stitches and patterns. If you like the method I recommend you check out my other pattern videos and my Corner to Corner Crochet Tutorials.

[@lady_c9060]

You made this look absolutely doable! I'm so grateful and this is the best tutorial I've seen.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Thank you so much!!

[@Renee_L1966]

I’m so excited 😆 I’ve avoided triangle shawls because they seem too hard and then I found your video! Yay, thank you xx

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am so happy it helps. I do not count my turning chain as a stitch and that is not traditional, but I find it is easier for beginners.

[@Csncelthis1223]

Omg.i think i understand graphic charts now. Omg so glad i found your channel! I love your instruction, Thank you!! I can't wait to make this, the shawl is so pretty!!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Well I wasn't trying to teach the graphic chart, but I wanted to include it to get people more familiar with the charts. Charts can be handy on some patterns.

[@Csncelthis1223]

@@WindingRoadCrocheti finally get the concept of where to stop and start on charts, i wasn't understanding how to do it and with the arrows and the explanation it just clicked!! now i understand charts, so you just made it click!I really love this design and i have the same yarn, so in going to start tonite!

[@MRtravel590]

Thank you ♥️❤️❤️ I'm a beginner and I love how you explained everything especially the graph I'm a very slow learner though I have attempted to read graphs over and over again i could never get it until you explained it. I'm excited to see your other videos and follow along.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are so welcome!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Thank you. I have gone back to using graphs like these and you will see them more in newer videos.

[@lily-annebrown7048]

Thank you for this brilliant for beginners.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Glad it was helpful!

[@micaelacrochet]

I just saw an example of this pattern in a local yarn shop and HAD to try it! Thank you for this tutorial ❤

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JESUSLOVESU2]

I thought this was an EXCELLENT tutorial because you took the time to explain your stitches and provided a diagram to further demonstrate exactly how the pattern would go throughout. It was explained slowly and simply so I had no problem following your instructions. I have always wanted to understand crochet diagrams because that’s how some patterns are provided with no written instructions?! So THANK YOU!! I can’t wait to try it!! I am soooo excited!!!! Lol I love this pattern!! 😊👍👏❤️😀

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am so glad you like it. I try to use the diagrams as much as I possibly can. I find they make a great visual aid.

[@JESUSLOVESU2]

Yes! I sooo agree....and I’m so glad I now know how to read the crochet diagrams and use them too! So thank you! I’m following the pattern now and my shawl is coming out really nicely!! I just love this pattern!! 😊

[@cristinahawkins1043]

Thank you! I was making a triangular shawl that was looking more like a diamond .. your explanation helped me sort out the mistake 😊🌷

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Wonderful!

[@dittepiaolsen4176]

I love this pattern! I have made one of those shawls and am now startet at nr 2! 🥰🥰

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Wonderful!

[@howu62]

Awesome explanation and video how to! One of the easiest tutorials to follow. Thank you! I assume the more rows you make the larger the shawl will be.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

That is correct

[@claudiaposada514]

Thank you so much!!! You’re an incredible teacher!! What a beautiful shawl, what beautiful way to explain !!👏🏻Blessings!!🙏🤩

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Thank you so much!

[@normasimpkins65]

Just found your video. Am so happy I found you. This is a beautiful shawl. I make shawls and use them as large scarves. This one will make a great addition to my collection. I found your video very easy to follow. You explained and showed amazingly. Love the way you teach

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am so happy you like it! Right now I am focusing on stitch tutorials, but I will continue using graphics where I can to make it as clear as possible.

[@brandimcdougall3511]

What a beautiful shawl. I am so glad i found your channel. And how you teach. You are amazing. Thank you

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am so glad you like how I teach. I am currently working on a corner to corner tutorial using a similar graph method. I hope you will check it out when I finish.

[@patriciafairfield1936]

Loved your video! Very clear instructions and I like that you use the charts as well. I would definitely like to see more.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Thank you! I am glad you liked it. I wasn't trying to teach how to use a chart but just get everyone familiar with the idea. I will do a more in-depth how to read a chart later.

[@rhondar.]

Thanks so much for this pattern. I'm doing it right now. your teaching is amazing. i fully understood what to do. I'm a beginner & really wanted to make a shawl. ~HUGS~

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

R Richardson I am so happy to hear that!

[@vsews8221]

Excellent tutorial. I don’t crochet much but this tutorial made sense. Thanks so much. I’m going to give it a go.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am glad you like how I do my tutorials. I try to use graphs where I can in my videos.

[@tibornehorvath5261]

Nagyon szépen köszönöm a munkáját ❤️🇭🇺

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are welcome.

[@lisasword4058]

Thank you for making this look so easy. You explained it very well and I’m on about my 20th row now.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am so happy that it is helpful!!

[@vintageitem2903]

Excellent instructions with the pattern diagram! I’m learning how to read patterns and this helped so much!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Great to hear!

[@solangesouza6277]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful crochet shawl tutorial ! I love the simplicity of this pattern ! 😊💗

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are so welcome! I need to make another sample. The pattern will work with an yarn size, just work more or fewer rows.

[@kimski5391]

Thank you so much for the pattern easy peasy!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am so glad you like it. Make sure to check out my channel for more fun and easy patterns.

[@littlejack6123]

Just what I'm looking for . .Thank you!!!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

So very glad to help.

[@antoinettebilocca9868]

Thank you for the tutorial and for showing how to follow a gragh pattern

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are very welcome.

[@kimberlytate2623]

THANK YOU ❣️

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are so welcome!

[@coronagirl1016]

Ran across your tutorial loved it and I love the show too it's beautiful

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Thank you so much!

[@marshagoolsbee389]

Love your chart - I'm such a visual learner and love how this shawl looks- cant wait to try it!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Wonderful! I don't take the time to do it for every pattern but I wanted beginners to be able to understand the shaping of this shawl. I might have to do some other basic style patterns and add the charts to them as well.

[@sizzlingstars1]

I loved this pattern. You an awesome instructor!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Thank you so much!

[@victorialamarque-blair6289]

I must thank you soo much for your brilliant tutorial. I searched over the last couple of days to find an easy tutorial to make my first triangle shawl. You’re so fab so I subscribed & look forward to learning more crochet patterns from you 👍🌻

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You're very welcome! I am glad you like the video.

[@aardvark1956]

As an experienced crocheter, I heartily recommend your video. The method of teaching chart reading is EXCELLENT! But PLEASE don’t ever wring needlework. After it’s washed, lay it out flat on a thick towel and roll it to remove excess water, then lay it out on a dry towel or blocking mats.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am happy you enjoyed it. I hope to find time to make other videos like this in the future.

[@renubajpai5399]

Very nyc n simple

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Thank you so much 😊

[@BeckyInCa]

I love that you include diagrams 👍

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I try to use any visual aids that I think will help.

[@StephanieHeath-yu3ty]

Thanks for the video! It's nice to have a visual before I start my project!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are very welcome.

[@cannellechristy9605]

Oh! Yes, thank you so much for the chart lesson.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are welcome. I like using the charts as a visual aid

[@annieb1951]

What an excellent tutorial! The illustrations are so helpful. Thank you so much for sharing

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are very welcome. I like to use the graphs when I can.

[@dmuser1357]

Thank you for the excellent tutorial. I found your pattern on Pinterest which linked to this video. I'm fairly new to crochet so I found this visual essential to making this beautiful shawl since I am a beginner. Thank you so much!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am glad to know it helped!

[@cvholm5904]

thank you

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You're welcome

[@kimberlytate2623]

THANK YOU FOR

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are welcome

[@galesmith1277]

I really like how you explain. It clear and understanding. My question is the chain 3 don't count as a dc would make one side be off count.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You will chain 3, work your 3 double crochet into the first stitch (you normally skip this stitch when you count the turning chain as a stitch), then when you get to the end you will work the last 3 double crochet into the last stitch not into the turning chain. If you look at the graphs at the video at (4:14) you can count the stitches and see that they stay even. Let me know if this helps!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am glad you like how I explain it. If you haven't make sure to subscribe! I am working on a How to Corner to Corner crochet using the same graph visual aid.

[@deborahjohnson7861]

My favorite 😍

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Wonderful!! It looks great in many different yarns.

[@yolandamartinez9160]

La mejor explicación que he encontrado, mil gracias . Bendiciones 😘😘😘😘

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am really glad you enjoyed it.

[@nevinmcc]

Fabulous video!!!! This is actually for beginners. I sm doing really nicely with my shawl thanks to your great explanation.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am so happy to hear that. I hope to do more videos soon.

[@busylawbee]

Thank you for this. I would class myself as an advanced beginner and this pattern is very simple. I’m working with a cashmere yarn that is much lighter than I usually use and it’s giving me problems! 😂

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

it can be tough using a new type of yarn.

[@busylawbee]

@@WindingRoadCrochet It doesn’t help that it’s a very dark blue, either. Anyway, I realised that it was working up in a diamond shape so I read the comments on your blog and ended up frogging 20 rows! Now I’ve added on extra chain to the turning and middle chains, and I’m doing four doubles into the first and last stitches, and that’s making a straighter edge. I am determined to finish it, it’s for my friend who has just been diagnosed with cancer.

[@remedy9648]

Excellent tutorial and gorgeous shawl. You've got a new subscriber, so glad I found you! All the best. 💜

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Thank you so much. I am glad you like the shawl and I hope you enjoy future patterns.

[@miramarmar]

Very nice

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Thanks

[@lindanovak7232]

I enjoyed the video-sometimes, it is nice to do a simple pattern! Well- done!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Yes simple can be so beautiful.

[@smariegalski3641]

This is a spectacular video. So well done.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Thank you so much

[@zuleigahanslip7200]

I love the way you teach! So glad I have subscribed to your channel, this is such a pretty shawl, thank you very much😘

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are so welcome!

[@allmycrochet8442]

So the chain 3 doesn't count as a stitch?

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

That is correct. Most patterns will count it, but for almost all of my patterns I do not count the chain 3 as a stitch. I just don't like having to work the last stitch into a turning chain.

[@HeatherBorgMartin]

This was wonderful, thank you!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You are very welcome. It is a nice simple project.

[@usacrochetpodcastgloria6132]

Wow love it working on it now

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Wonderful to hear.

[@florabraswell6416]

Do you have a video on baby sweaters? Thank You very much

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I may actually do a sweater video soon, the pattern will be for a adult size sweater but in order to see what I am doing I will be making a baby sweater. The techniques will all be the same the starting chain and row count will just be different from the adult size.

[@constancevasquez-florez4011]

Excellant tutorial!!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Glad it was helpful!

[@cindyhope1184]

thank you!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

you are welcome

[@PattyCFG]

Thanks! Easy and nice! 🥰

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Thank you. I am glad you enjoyed it.

[@lacyhorton890]

I found out yesterday that someone very precious to me is very sick. I hate those times in your life that things so desperate, so heart breaking happen and it seems like those are the times that you feel most helpless because you can not do anything. But I can pray. I knew I wanted to make a prayer shawl for her, one filled with love and prayers and well wishes and tears and good memories and I immediately began searching for a shawl that I could manage. I'm maybe intermediate. I finally found your shawl and it was exactly what I was looking for. Something I can make with my skill level while not having to focus intently on the stitching, leaving me able instead to focus on my sweet aunt. Thank you from the bottom of my broken heart.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Hello Lacy, I am sorry to hear that your Aunt is sick. I am glad that my pattern was able to bring you comfort. My mother fought cancer for 7 years and I know how nice it is to have a portable project to keep your hands busy. Enjoy the pattern and I hope your Aunt gets better soon.

[@lacyhorton890]

@@WindingRoadCrochet thank you. She is a strong woman, always has been. She will beat it. And this shawl will just keep her warm while she is kicking Cancer's a$&

[@AnmolSingh-hq9pl]

Very beautiful shawl. I want to know that how much wool we required for this.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

It is designed to be made with any type of yarn. You just have to adjust your hook size, so how much yarn you need depends on the weight of the yarn and hook size. I used 1 skein of Red Heart Its a Wrap that was 623 yds. That is a lace weight yarn.

[@abayless3816]

Such a great shawl. My V's are too deep. My warm one, the tail hangs down long enough that I could use it for an emergency Depends! Of course it isn't blocked. Don't have the space.

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I am glad you enjoy the pattern.

[@helenrieck2343]

Very easy to follow, thank you!!! A question , why do I get a bump at top of shawl, I have watched many videos and still get no straight line across the top, always a bump, Help!!!

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

I would try working an extra chain for the turning chain. We often chain tighter than we crochet and if that chain is tight then it could create a bump.

[@paintgirl770]

Any tips on starting this project with the yarn used in the example? It is super thin. I can't seem to get it started? Ive even considered starting with a thicker yarn just for the first 3 rows, then switching over......

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

What exactly is giving you trouble? My first thought is that they are is splitting. If that is the case them I would twist is a little bit for the first yard or so to help you get started.

[@paintgirl770]

@@WindingRoadCrochet I’m using Red Heart It’s a Wrap in Foggy.

[@karengow1041]

Thank you for the instructions!! I am working on it now but one edge is curving any suggestions Thank you

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

Just gently tug on that. Most things can be fixed by blocking it at the end.

[@almogtishler9930]

Love this ! Just a quick question: shouldn't the 3 chain in the beginning count as a stitch? Thank you

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

No, I do not count it as a stitch.

[@twagner3303]

So, I'm almost finished making this, I've gone up to 50 rows instead of 47, but my question is the one side, that is "mostly" even, did you do a single crochet stitch to finish it off or left it as is? Would it be ok to finish it off with the SC stitch?

[@WindingRoadCrochet]

You can absolutely add a row of single crochet.