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Cuarto Throw Baby Blanket
The mosaic scheme is arranged in a rectangular wrap worked flat from the foundation chain. First and last SC are worked separate from mosaic scheme. The second row of each color is worked in SC, and chain spaces identical to previous row worked. Chain spaces count as a stitches throughout work. Beginning ch 1 does not count as a stitch. Mosaic scheme repeats every 23 rows throughout the body. Color changes worked in last SC of each row where indicated by attaching new color using last two loops of SC stitch. Charts are read as each row representing two crochet rows in the same color. Charts are represented as worked from bottom to top. Use stitch markers to help maintain pattern repetition every 23 rows, per written pattern, or every 13 rows, per Body Graph Pattern if desired.
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