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"This pattern works up at an angle. Help! What do I do to even the sides out so that it a rectangle?"
Brianna
"Coloring is always my go-to stress reliever. Getting out and using crayons, markers, colored pencils, or any other weapon of choice brings back a rush of nostalgia and also a calm that everyone can relate to."
Lisa
"Hi, no the stitch count is correct, 241-5=236, 236-4=232, 232 divided by the stitch count of 29 is 8, so the stitch count is correct."
Lisa
"Each yo in the pattern is replacing a stitch lost to the p2tog, so if you are losing or gaining stitches, look to the yo. the other thing I do and suggest to my students frequently is to use stitch markers, until you can see the established pattern."
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Shawn MoschSewing, paper crafting, scrapbooking, card making, crocheting are just a few of the projects you might find Shawn Mosch working on. You never know where the inspiration for her next project will come from! In 2010, Shawn and her family created MyCutSearch.com, which allows you to search for images found in Cricut handbooks.
 

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