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Notes:

1. This pattern was created with the beginner in mind, however, it is rated as intermediate due to the use of post stitches and the dragonfly stitch: SC, DC, post stitches used
2. This pattern is written in US terms for the right-handed crocheter
3. This pattern contains many photos to help you along the way
4. This pattern includes making a sample swatch to teach you the dragonfly stitch and to assist you in obtaining gauge
5. This pattern was tested with Red Heart Super Saver Ombre yarns
6. Gauge using DC and size “J” (5.75 MM) hook: 7 rows = 4”, 13 sts= 4”
7. Chain 2’s at beginning of rounds count in stitch count
8. Stitches in brackets are to be repeated total number times stated after brackets
9. Numbers in parentheses at end of rounds indicate total stitch count for round
10. Finished product: wash in cold or luke-warm water, tumble dry on low heat or lay flat to dry
11. Finished measurements:
12. This pattern and all photos contained within are copyright CMC2014 and may not be altered, shared or sold without my written consent
13. Graphics courtesy of yarnstandards.com
14. PLEASE contact me via email craftymamacreations2014@gmail.com or via Facebook www.facebook.com/craftymamacreations2014 (faster response time via fb) with any questions or comments. IF YOU CONTACT ME THROUGH RAVELRY I MAY NOT GET THE MESSAGE RIGHT AWAY TO HELP YOU
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16. You are more than welcome to share the link for the pattern to advertise you have the pattern available to make but please DO NOT USE my pictures to represent your work. Thanks bunches 
17. When selling your finished product online, credit for the pattern is always appreciated but not necessary 