Crochet A Cute Sheep Oven Cloth


You’ll Need:
100g of cream 100% cotton yarn (80m/50g);
50g of the same yarn, but in beige color;
50g of the same yarn, but in brown color;
Crochet hook 4.
Size:
23 x 20 cm.
Instructions
Make 68 chain sts with cream yarn, leaving a long end for the loop. Start with the upper edge of the sheep and count the sts according to the scheme from top to bottom. Work with single crochets, replacing the 1st single crochet of every row with 1 chain st.
Increase of Single Crochets:
At the beginning of the row, make the necessary number of chain sts and work them as single crochets. At the end of the row, create the needed quantity of double crochets from the base of the last single crochet.
Decrease of Single Crochets:
Make half single crochets at the beginning of the row, and at the end of the row, complete with half single crochets around using brown yarn.
Finishing Touches
Make 12 chain sts with the previously left working yarn, join with 1 half single crochet, and fasten the loop for hanging with single crochets. Finally, fasten the oven cloth with a chain stitch using brown yarn.
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This pattern calls for three colors, but only tells where to use two of them. Any suggestions for how to finish it?
There are 3 colors mentioned:
100g of cream 100% cotton yarn (80m/50g);
50g of the same yarn, but in beige color;
50g of the same yarn, but in brown color;
What kind of directions is this? SC chains on one end then DC on the other end. Doing all SC?
Totally lost.
Yes, you understand it clearly