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so get your pattern out we'll start
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you'll um need to have your stitch
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marker ready because we're going to mark
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side so all those color changes you see
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going forward in the color block
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sections are going to happen on the even
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row side so we always want to make sure
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we know where we're at all right so i'm
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going to just chain a few show you how
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stitch and your stitch count will be
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important because that's where we put in
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our color changes okay so i've chained a
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few now i'm going to skip the first
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hook and work a single crochet then i'm
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going to go back into that same stitch
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loop then go into the next stitch pull
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up a loop again yarn over pull through
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go into that same stitch i just worked
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pull up a loop before going into the
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stitch pull up a loop
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again yarn over pull through all three
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and you'll just do that to the end of
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row pull a loop in that same
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stitch then pull through all three just
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keep working your stitch like that
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turn and do the same thing again
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single crochet in the first this is row
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two go into the same stitch pull up a
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loop before going into stitch number
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two right over pull through all i'm
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going to mark this side because this is
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an even row side just put that marker
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somewhere in a stitch front of a stitch
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just so you know where it is and as i
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work i move it up because sometimes
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especially working with big pieces like
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blankets your stitch marker can kind of
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lost it's still there but it can kind of
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get feel or look like it's lost so i
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move it every section or two color block
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section or two into that same stitch the
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loop before going into the next all
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right work to the end and then i want to
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point something out at the end of the
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row just to make sure that
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you keep your straight edges because
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this blanket you have the option of
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putting a border on and we'll talk about
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that before we move to the next
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section let's finish this row first
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now when you get to the end of the row
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that little turn stitch there it's going
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to look small and like maybe it's not
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part of your project but it is so make
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sure you don't miss it always get that
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last stitch and because it starts with
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just a single crochet it's going to look
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smaller rather than these stitches that
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them right and our texture is starting
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turn let's do another row and then we'll
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talk about the border so single crochet
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in the first this is row three still
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we're working everything's the same all
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the rows are the same pull up that loop
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before you go into stitch number two
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finish there's stitch number two
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okay so let's talk about the border
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situation this is designed to not need a
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border it's meant to be a very modern
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borderless blanket the stitch has a
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straight edge just the nature of the
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stitch it has a good bit of
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texture and that's just how i want it
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the color block makes a lot of statement
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and a border will take away from that
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now i know some of you just you have to
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have a border you just it it just that's
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just the way it is you have to have a
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fine now keep in mind because i've
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designed this to use up the entire ske
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of yarn you're not going to have a whole
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lot left to make borders and for this
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section for instance it's just one small
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area because one ske makes about this
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much for the length of the blanket so
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you need about a yard for each side now
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the pink marshmallow color goes way up
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almost the full length of the blanket
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you're going to need multiple yards but
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you should have enough of that yarn left
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so keep that in mind if you're coming to
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the end of your row and you're down to
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the littlest nub of yarn you're not
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going to be able to finish that row
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you'll have to stop and reserve hold
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back some of the yarn if you have not
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bought additional yarn for uh making
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pillows and uh if you have to stop a row
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short and i'm going to mention this
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probably more than once while working
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this it's fine we're going to make it
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work i don't want you to be stressing
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about running out of yarn not finishing
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a row all of that just stop the row
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where you have to okay this is not
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stressful i don't want you having extra
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yarn laying around having to buy you
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know spend extra money i want this to be
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you know a fun project for us with
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minimal waste at the end okay so we're
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just going to work a simple clean single
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crochet that's it i'm going down to a
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six millimeter for this because that
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larger hook we've been using for this
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stitch is going to just look a
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little it's not going to look smooth and
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easy all right so i was just mentioning
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if you have to stop short that's fine we
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will always be changing our colors go
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back to that even number row side and
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start your next color section color
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block and if you feel anxious or tripped
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up during any of this email me okay i
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will hold your hand through this this is
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not difficult but just keep in mind
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always start your color block changes on
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the even row side because while the
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sides look the same for the most part
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there's a little bit of a change with
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stitch working on uh the opposite side
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and let me turn this blanket over and
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show you what that's going to look like
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obviously here i'm already getting a
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little bit short i have more of this
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yarn so it's fine you see that gives a
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little bit of a cleaner edge if you want
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fine okay so the opposite side so it's
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got this little bit almost like a
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patchwork look i like it though when
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you're bringing in your other colors so
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all of the um odd row sides are going to
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look like this and then the even row
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will look just seamless like this so
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there's no stitching it's just changing
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row at specific points in the
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pattern and you see here up in the green
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sections they're shorter solid sections
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again all right so i've worked the 21
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rows of the winter berry
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color and it's time to bring in the
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next color row and this next color row
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is where we're going to be using two
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have let's see i want to um i finished
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the row but i'm going to pull out the
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last stitch so that i can bring in the
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um and introduce it here at the
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in pull up the loop for a stitch go into
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color leaving a long enough tail to
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in oops i didn't pull that all the way
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through here we go pull this tight and
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then i'll cut this one
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cuz i don't need any more strands
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hanging do my chain one and
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turn and then when you turn you should
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marker that you place to remind you
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you're on the even number of side so
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now i have another stitch marker out
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because just to keep this
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simple the first most of the stitches of
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row 22 will be this color but the last
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15 stitches will be the marshmallow pink
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color so i'm just going to count the
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last 15 stitches and mark
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them okay so it's 15th from the end and
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then this whole section is all worked
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the same so your first stitches up to
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that stitch marker will be with the
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cranberry color and then your last
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stitches will be the marshmallow pink
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color so you'll keep working the same
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stitch that you've been
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working single crochet in the first and
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then work your linked stitches for every
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and then those i think it starts to get
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fun when you start doing the color work
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monotonous and then using that stitch
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marker ahead keeps it
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easy so you're not having to
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count right so i'm coming up to my
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marker which indicates my last 15
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stitches so i will get
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my next color ready to
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go right so i go into the first stitch
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pull up a loop go into the next stitch
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stitch put my hook in
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there now don't cut your yarn because
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you're going to come back and reattach
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oops actually i'll just take this out i
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don't need it here anymore
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into the second loop pull up a loop now
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i bring it forward so that it's at the
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back when i come back around to use
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it pull this color through pull this
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and then keep working come keep
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working and finish the row
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all right so i'm on row 23 where i've
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just been working the uh marshmallow
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back across so the first 15 stitches
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are this color there's my 15th
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stitch bring my yarn forward
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make sure that i don't have them twisted
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or that's going to get annoying real
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fast and then because i pulled this
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forward on the last round it's ready for
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me in the back so i'll bring it up and
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stitch move this to the side and then
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rows 22 which is this row that came this
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way and then now i'm on
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times so this section is going to be a
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little bit wider than that first winter