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pjhuegel 1163264

Nov 14, 2021

There appears to be a rib between each of the arrow rows just information technology seems to be missing course the instructions. Information technology is definitely not a flat single crochet row as in the instructions. Can someone please help with this?

maggieparshall 542 7466

May 02, 2021

I loved this pattern. I simply fabricated it using 3 colors and love how it turned out. As I was making one for my 90 year old mom to use in her chair, I adapted the size. Changed the border just slightly.

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Row 3 you do the double crochets in back of the treble crochet. Row 4 yous do the double crochets in front of the treble crochet.

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The pattern above is NOT the "Arrow Run up " pattern. Hasn't anyone noticed that not once does it telephone call foe a 5 stitch. The flick is correct simply the pattern is incorrect.

That's a great catch! Do y'all have a unlike Arrow Run up blueprint that you like?

Member 7682233

Jul 08, 2018

This blanket works from bottom to acme rather than left to right. See video by Bonnie Barker Holiday Cables blanket in club to visually sympathise how this comes together. Cheers.

jadewindchime 6538 882

May 18, 2017

Hi there, I tried searching for Bernat Berella, but could not find. So I am trying other aran yarns. Are you able to tell me either the weight of each ball (so I know the total weight), or the length needed? Cheers!

Editor Dana

May 24, 2017

Howdy there! It looks like Bernat Berella was discontinued! Information technology looks like the length is 216 yards (198 meters) per skein, and 100 grams (3.53 ounces) per skein. I hope that helps! -Dana from FaveCrafts

Hello, I've just found this site total of useful and wonderful crochet data! I am wondering, is there a place hither where the abbreviations are identified, when used in the crochet pattern instructions? I'm still a beginner though I recognize many of them simply not all of them. Also...I am left handed and crochet (somehow) left handedly. And so when they say "the backside" in instructions...I have no inkling which side they are looking at. Assistance?? (and thank you )

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Editor Dana

April 17, 2017

Hi there! Our friends at the Arts and crafts Yarn Quango have an awesome principal listing of crochet abbreviations which tin can be found hither: http://www.craftyarncouncil.com/crochet.html The back side/wrong side and correct side should really exist the aforementioned if you are crocheting right or left handedly! I hope that helps! -Dana from FaveCrafts

allie13110

January 24, 2021

I have seen many websites including this one with left-hand versions of patterns. Videos too!

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Oh wow, what a beautiful afghan using the Arrow Stitch. I like the idea of the two colors used in this one to really make the arrow stitch stand out. Afterwards reading the written pattern to a higher place it reads so well that information technology should come out great. I am looking forward to making this 1. I just demand to become notice the yarn and get started. Every one love a nice looking afghan to snuggle up in. Give thanks you and then much for sharing this gratuitous crochet design.

I really like the congenital in pattern that this afghan delivers. Also, as an experienced crocheter, I can tell from the instructions works up quickly and easily to a lovely finished product. This is the type of afghan that I would choose to make when I need a thoughtful, handmade, quality souvenir that didn't take me weeks to make.

A really gorgeous afghan. My family unit all love to exist snug and cozy in forepart of the TV and with winter approaching usa here in South Africa this afghan looks like information technology will great to wrap effectually me on a chilly winters night. I am not familiar with pointer sew so I have just done a examination piece. Information technology is so quick and like shooting fish in a barrel to crochet and so pretty that I will probably be making more one lol

I fabricated several exam rows of this pattern a few days ago then I could see if it was something I could work up quickly. I wasn't disappointed. I love this pattern. Information technology is easy to follow, and is so pretty. I especially dearest some of the variations other users take shared. I am definitely adding this one to my queue. I accept also been recommending it to family when they mention making afghans and throws!

ChaCha Rizzo

February 04, 2017

We hope that you'll come up back and show everyone your new afghan. Good luck and have fun. :)

This one turned out pretty good for me. I ordinarily have a trouble with tension but I actually was able to chief information technology for the most part. I wish wool yarn were more affordable since it would exist nice to take it with that too. Did anyone exercise information technology in bamboo or wool?

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StitchInTime

Nov 17, 2016

slowrollersride 5841767. Dear Beloved Honey your version of the fringe on the Arrow Stitch Crochet Afghan pic you submitted. Would yous or anyone mind sharing with a rookie how to modify this pattern to include the fringe edging...definitely MAKES a statement.....Cheers

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ngbrob 6794747

Jun 21, 2016

I am trying to exercise this pattern in Ruby-red Heart Icelandic yarn. I can't get the blueprint to exercise right when I outset row 3 for the 2nd time. Do I take to exercise rows 2-5 separately and then stitch them together?

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@ngbrob 6794747 I advise asking ane of the readers below who finished this pattern. They should be able to point you in the correct direction. -Kaylee, Editor of FaveCrafts

lpalmer59 7490208

Mar 06, 2016

I simply love the way this turned out in the photo. It really helps seeing how it turned out for someone that has made it, information technology encourages me to try it. I like the all one color but I also like the two dissimilar color. I think I am going to try the all 1 color to me it looks elegant. Wish me luck!

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Good luck! We'd love to see a photo when you finish. -Kaylee, Editor of FaveCrafts.com

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Twitchin Kitten

January 01, 2016

Very interested in the modifications the user who submitted their ain photo. Does anyone know who submitted and how to contact them for the modifications? It'south very pretty the mode the rows between arrows are done. Also, does anyone have the link to the pattern on the Bernat site? I tin can only observe one and it's not exactly this one.

How-do-you-do Twitchin Kitten! I am non certain where the modification photos came from. The 1 down beneath was uploaded to our site by someone who establish the telephone, I believe. I would suggest asking our active Facebook group and run into if yous have any luck at that place. Happy crocheting! - Kaylee from FaveCrafts

edolan 7224987

Nov 03, 2016

Hi, I am not sure what picture you are referring to merely the cream and biscuit afghan look to accept been crocheted to pattern (ii rows between pattern rows) past crocheting round the post of the previous row or into the back of the stitch allowing the 2 loops at the top of the stitch to form a ridge.

edolan 7224987

Nov 03, 2016

The multi coloured afghan is also crocheted in the back of the sew together or circular the post to form the ridges but they take done the rows in double crochet/trebles (United kingdom) and completed iv rows to keep the arrows going in one management. And then if you want alternate arrow direction utilize an odd number of rows between pattern rows 4 and 5 or an even number of rows if you desire the rows to run the same way. Hope this helps. There are youtube clips on how to form a 'rib' like. here in this clip at around 7m40s https//www.youtube.com/lookout man?v=JfRFiZBLeLk

sjhiggins 5884576

Dec 27, 2016

I'thousand almost to outset on this blueprint and I actually liked the white and bluish/brown ombre pictures - do yous think that for row v, they did a double crochet and row vi they crocheted in the back of the stitch to brand it a ridge? I'd similar the arrows to become in opposite directions like yous mentioned!

wpgsamantha 970965 0

Jun 01, 2015

The design is practiced only I really thought the arrows would alternate but they don't ( I was linked hither from pinterest and the picture on there had the arrows alternate direction.

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FaveCrafts Editor JL

Jun 02, 2015

Hullo there, that looks like a user-submitted image, and so perhaps someone fabricated modifications to the original pattern. For possible pattern updates, delight contact Bernat Yarns directly via their website or social media pages.

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edolan 7224987

November 03, 2016

You will get the arrows going in the contrary direction if y'all include an extra row ie include row 1 that way the design row will start on the wrong side of your work and not the right side. The rows in betwixt look like they have been worked in the dorsum of the stitch or round the mail to create that ridge.

idahodogpurple 021 6690

Dec 29, 2013

I have made this pattern three times at present and I all the same don't have ane for myself! Unlike family members saw it and they got them.

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pinkfaith2003 0592 737

Aug 14, 2014

I went to the finish of 3rd row. There are not two stitches left to dc in. I recounted and everything is correct. So stumped:( Anyone...anyone. Assist please! Cheers.

FaveCrafts Editor JL

Aug fourteen, 2014

Hi there, Equally far equally we know there has not been an update to this pattern since we posted it, and so the best option would be to contact Bernat via the information in their designer profile. To get there, simply click on "The Designers of Bernat Yarn" below the project proper name. Thanks!

windekate1 5877564

Mar 06, 2016

How hard was it to make?

ScottishCeli 81917 65

May 22, 2013

Where practice color changes come up? Once yous say to join MC in step 3 at that place'due south no mention of any color changes and yet the afghan has an obvious vertical striping of colour. How is that achieved? Incidentally, there is nothing on the Bernat website about this afghan.

pamelathompson 629 3428

Jun 20, 2014

Step five tells you to join A.

When do you modify colors again in the 5th row or in the 2nd row? Practise you work 1 gear up in main color and then work one set in contrast color. Just need to know which row to switch colors. Thanks.

Distressing, didn't read the whole way through the directions. Simply in the moving picture it looks like the arrow stitch is made in both main color and contrasting color.

jeannette4711 7266 929

Apr 23, 2013

Are these USA crochet terms or UK

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Dragonfly Lady

Mar 20, 2013

3rd and 4th rows say - Rep from to last 2 st - Rep from where?????

Did anyone answer you for this question? I haven't made this even so but I was stumped likewise. Does it piece of work out as yous're working pattern?

billyorr3 0970706

Jul 17, 2015

Why will no 1 reply this question? Rep from WHERE to last 2 st?? It makes no sense.

Subsequently where it states to last 2 stitches is says one dc in last 2 stitches.

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ableclair2 8017831

Mar 04, 2013

the pointer stitch would non copy

Melissa Ryan

December xiii, 2012

For those wondering about how to work behind the stitches, you can most probable discover some helpful videos on YouTube on how to do this stitch. Yous can also visit our friends at AllFreeCrochet.com to run across if they can assist you out with this tutorial.

The tutorial will show how to make the arrow sew but equally for this pattern of two colors, that seems to be the issue here. And the questions as to when to modify from one color to the other, the fifth row is the same equally the 2nd row, so it appears that the pointer pattern is worked in Rows three and 4, which is worked in the MC. Rows 1 & 2 is worked in the A color, therefore, Row 5 would logically be worked in the A color: Rows i & two = A colour. Rows 3 & 4 - arrow pattern, worked in MC, Row five, same blueprint stitching every bit row 2, worked in A color. And then once again Row 2 of the beginning of the repeated pattern (Rows 2-v) is besides worked in color A and rows iii & 4 (arrow pattern) is worked in color MC.

jericadanielle

Dec 03, 2012

on row iv, when it says to work in front of your tr just made...is it supposed to be behind your tr just made? I'm confused on that office.

Row 3 the double crochets are worked backside the treble crochet and Row iv the double crochets are worked in front of the treble crochet to attain the arrow pattern.

wtemple 5030920

November 30, 2012

would carmine centre wool piece of work with this blueprint??

Melissa Ryan

December 13, 2012

@wtemple You can employ whatever yarn you'd like...simply make sure yous check your gauge. You could also check the weight/judge of the Bernat yarn and match it to the yarn of your choice. Good luck!

wtemple 5030920

Nov 30, 2012

would cherry-red heart wool work with this blueprint??

surething2012 3039 806

November 21, 2012

Isn't row three actually row iv?

surething2012 3039 806

Nov 21, 2012

What does tr mean?

Melissa Ryan

Dec 13, 2012

@surething2012: tr means triple crochet. Hope that helps!

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surething2012 3039 806

November nineteen, 2012

when information technology says in each chain from the hook practice you lot still go to the second chain from the hook or the kickoff chain from the hook

Melissa Ryan

Dec thirteen, 2012

@surething2012 Which step are y'all referring to? It seems that the rules are a flake dissimilar based on where you are in the pattern. If you continue to have trouble, y'all tin can always contact the designer at www.Bernat.com. They should be able to assistance you out also. Thanks!

With A chain 201 ? What is with A ???

surething2012 3039 806

Nov xix, 2012

a represents a color of yarn and concatenation is your outset of crochet

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idahodogpurple 021 6690

Jul fifteen, 2012

I have fabricated two of this design and they work upwardly squeamish and fast! Dearest it. Would like to know how masny chain would I do for a baby afghan in this sew? Would be overnice for my great granddaughters birth.

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I am a beginner and I have a question right off the bat with the directions. What does RS stand for? I take a beginner instruction book but RS is not listed in the abbreviations. Thanks!

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RS stands for "right side" (versus "wrong side"). Hope this helps!

suzyq719 4754036

Sep 12, 2011

Offset time on the site! Been awhile since I've crochetd merely I'yard upwards for the claiming. Looks like a soft and warm blueprint. Promise to take it done for my mom for Christmas! Thank you for the gratis patterns and info. And Thanks And then MUCH for the print friendly version on the design ... actually capeesh that!

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Melissa Ryan

Dec 13, 2012

@suzyq719 glad to take you on board! Thanks for the annotate and nosotros promise you enjoy all our other costless crochet patterns!

Mary Ann Majerski

Mar 31, 2011

Now is a expert time to get-go making afgans for Christmas presents . This looks like a very nice pattern to try. I liked the one comment that suggested Frosty Dark-green/White. This sounds like a very prissy combination. Thanks for posting the pattern.

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ajsheehan 2727484

Mar 31, 2011

Looks beautiful and makes me desire to curlicue upward with a good book past the fireplace.

this is fairly simple one time you get a couple of rows down....like it..using rainbow colors..

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I am always looking for a new afghan design that is hit. This i is very pretty. I dearest it. Adept job!!!

Was not a piece of cake design but in one case I got the hang of information technology I accept 4 afghan like it in my closet. Dearest the design.

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Member 15424

Mar 31, 2011

This a very pretty project. It make y'all want to ringlet up and picket tv, or read while snuggled up in it.

I had a bit of problem at commencement, but once I got it figured out I enjoyed making information technology in lavender and white for my Sis-in-law. Information technology couldn't have turned out more beautiful, Sis will beloved it. THANKS!

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Crafter 17294

Mar 24, 2011

To ookie833 when you stop your get-go row of sc and ch one and plow, you practice not need to chain 200 more sts, sc in start sc of the 2nd row and each sc across. I hope this helps you

surething2012 3039 806

Nov 19, 2012

so is this just a repeat?

I am dislocated...wondering if anybody can help. 1st row: (RS). 1 sc in second ch from claw. 1 sc in each ch to end of ch. Ch 1. Turn. 200 sts. 2d row: 1 sc in commencement sc and each sc to end of row. Join MC. Ch 3. Plough. My question. After you turn the concatenation in the 1st row are you supposed to ch 200 more sts? And if then, do yous sc through those sts? Thank you

Melissa Ryan

Dec 13, 2012

@ookie833: Good question. The 200 sts is just telling you lot that you've washed 200 in that row...that's the completed number. Hope that helps!

Crafter 3040574

Oct 08, 2010

I tin't figure out how to grab the missing stitches either. No matter how I try, information technology doesn't come up out right. There should be a diagram or detailed instructions for this stitch.

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I don't know how to piece of work backside the trebles and catch the missed stitches. I don't call back the design looks right....love it in the picture though, would actually like to do this but just need a piffling aid!

Fellow member 0799768

May 17, 2010

I dearest this pattern merely really don't understand how to become about crocheting stitches behind treble in missed stitches. Sarah Brown tkvbrown@verizon.net

I saw this and liked it. Crocheted it in frosty light-green and white....turned out BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!! Very like shooting fish in a barrel directions to follow, Give thanks-You so very much!!!!!

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This afghan is my favorite of all I have crochet. I did it in shades of greens and browns, absoultley beautiful.

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Crafter 6407568

Mar 07, 2010

I would beloved to do this afghan but I don't know how to read your directions. It would be great if yous could do a brusque video on how to exercise information technology. You've done that to teach me how to crochet. It'southward alot easier for me to learn if I could lookout someone doing it. Thank You Louise

Melissa Ryan

Dec thirteen, 2012

@Crafter 6407568 Cheers for the comment. If you want to run into a video, you lot tin check the Bernat website (www.Bernat.com). They might be able to aid you. Thank you again, and skillful luck!

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For Rosyposy --- You should take the same number of stitches (200) for all the rows later on the second sc row. Don't forget, you should count your turning chain equally a stitch unless a pattern says non to. That could exist why your stitch count is off by 2. If your stitch count is off past iii, your hook has probably gone into the incorrect stitch and I would look for the error next to one of the treble stitches. That'south often where I make my mistakes when doing a cross-over stitch similar this one. Count, count, count your stitches as yous go and you'll catch a error before you get too far along, although even the well-nigh experienced stitchers end up having to rip out rows from time to time. Hope this helps. From an experienced novice who is withal learning later l years of crocheting.

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I actually like this pattern, notwithstanding, I am somewhat of a novice crocheter and am having problems. Afterward the initial pattern, when I begin it again with row two, should at that place still be 200 stitches? If so, I don't know what I am doing wrong, because I come up 2 or iii short. In the initial pattern, I made sure I had the 200 stitches before I began row iii and rows 3 4 turned out perfectly. Delight aid!

Crafter 17294

Dec 17, 2009

Easy pattern to follow

Crafter 17294

Dec 17, 2009

I dearest this design I made one for my mother in police force for her birthday

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