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Ultimate Stitch Sampler Blanket – Photo References for Rows 27–39
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This guide provides additional visual help for following the written pattern, checking stitch placement, and maintaining straight blanket edges as you work through this section.
Pay particular attention to stitch counts, skipped stitches, chain spaces, shell stitches, and front post double crochet V-stitches. Some rows have different beginnings and endings, so it is important to follow both the written instructions and the stitch diagrams carefully.
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Follow these photo references alongside the written instructions for Rows 27–39 of the Ultimate Stitch Sampler Blanket. These visual guides will help you check stitch placement, understand shell stitches and front post double crochet V-stitches, and maintain an even stitch count throughout your work.
Pay special attention to skipped stitches, chain spaces, and the beginning and end of each row to help keep your blanket edges straight.
Tip: Always use the written pattern as your primary reference and consult the photographs whenever you need additional help understanding a stitch or pattern repeat.
Important: The written pattern remains your primary reference. Use the photographs alongside the instructions to check your work and identify any stitches or spaces that may be difficult to recognise.
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US vs. UK Stitch Translation Matrix
Never let terminology ruin a project. In US terms, stitches are named after the yarn overs; in UK terms, stitches are named after the loops on your hook.
US vs. UK Stitches
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| Symbol / Chart | Stitch Name | UK Equivalent | Quick Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| ch | Chain Stitch | chain (ch) |
Make a slipknot, yo, pull through loop. Repeat for desired chains. |
| hdc | Half Double Crochet | half treble crochet (htr) |
1. Yarn over. |
| dc | Double Crochet | treble crochet (tr) |
1. Yarn over. |
| v st | V Stitch | V-stitch (v st) |
1. Work dc, ch1, dc into same stitch/space. |
| 2dc | 2 Double Crochet | 2 treble crochet (2tr) |
1. Work 1 dc into the stitch (complete as usual). |
| 3dc | 3 Double Crochet | 3 treble crochet (3tr) |
1. Work 3 dc into the same stitch (one after the other). |
| ch-sp | Chain Space | chain space (ch-sp) |
1. Make a slip knot on the hook. |
| rep from * | Repeat from * | repeat from * (rep from *) |
1) Find the *. |
| rep rows | Repeat Rows | repeat rows (rep rows) |
Work rows as written for repetition count. |
STEP-BY-STEP CROCHET GUIDE
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Browse through each row below or follow along round-by-round at your own pace.
Row 34: Working Single Crochet and Front Post Double Crochet V-Stitches
Row 34 uses the shell stitches from Row 33 as reference points for the next stitch sequence.
Pay attention to the following instructions:
- Work the first sc between the third and fourth dc stitches of the six-dc shell, as indicated in the pattern.
- Work the front post double crochet V-stitch (fpdc V-stitch) around the post of the next hdc stitch.
- Continue following the written pattern and stitch diagram.
- Work the final fpdc V-stitch around the last hdc stitch where instructed.
- Remember to work the final dc stitch at the very end of the row.
Check the diagram carefully to ensure that each V-stitch is worked around the correct stitch post.
How to Work a Front Post Double Crochet V-Stitch (fpdc V-Stitch)
A front post double crochet V-stitch consists of two front post double crochet stitches worked around the same stitch post, with a chain between them.
- Yarn over and insert your hook from the front of your work around the post of the required stitch.
- Complete 1 front post double crochet (fpdc).
- Chain 1.
- Work another fpdc around the same stitch post.
- Continue with the next part of the pattern.
The two front post stitches form a V-shape around the post of the previous row's stitch.
Important: Work around the stitch post rather than into the top loops of the stitch. This creates the raised texture intended by the pattern.
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What is the Ultimate Stitch Sampler Rows 27–39 photo guide?
This photo guide provides visual references to help you follow Rows 27–39 of the Ultimate Stitch Sampler Blanket. Use it alongside the written pattern to understand stitch placement, pattern repeats, and changes at the beginning and end of each row.
Do I need the written pattern to use this photo guide?
Yes. The photographs are intended to support the written pattern, not replace it. Follow the written instructions for stitch counts, repeats, and stitch placement, and use the photos to help clarify the instructions.
Why should I check my stitch count for Rows 26 and 27?
Checking your stitch count helps you identify mistakes before moving on to the next section. Incorrect stitch counts can affect the shape of your blanket and make later pattern repeats more difficult to follow.
What should I watch for in Rows 28–30?
These rows alternate between half double crochet stitches and chain spaces. Pay attention to the skipped stitches and follow the written pattern carefully to maintain the correct stitch placement.
What is a front post double crochet V-stitch?
A front post double crochet V-stitch is made by working a front post double crochet around the post of the indicated stitch, chaining one, and working another front post double crochet around the same post. This creates a V-shaped stitch around the post rather than into the top loops of the stitch.
Why are Rows 33–38 important for keeping my blanket straight?
These rows include shell stitches, front post V-stitches, and variations in how stitches are worked at the beginning and end of a row. Pay particular attention to Row 35 and Row 36, as their placement differs from neighbouring rows. Follow both the written instructions and the corresponding diagrams.
What should I do if the edges of my blanket start looking uneven?
Check your stitch count, skipped
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