How to Crochet with Mercerized Cotton Yarn


You’ll Need
85g of red 100% mercerized cotton yarn;
Crochet hook 1.
Size
50 x 38 cm.
Instructions
Make 110 chain sts (107 chain sts + 3 chain sts increase) with red yarn.
1st row: 5 double crochets in the 5th chain st from the crochet hook, * 1 chain st, 9 double crochets in the 8th chain st from the crochet hook*; repeat from * to * x 11 times, 1 chain st, 6 double crochets in the 8th chain st from the crochet hook, 1 double crochet in the next chain st base chain. Totally, 13 pattern repeats.
Continue work with straight and reversed rows due to the scheme of the main pattern to the 14th row. Cut the yarn. Join new yarn from the wrong side of base chain and work with straight and reversed rows due to the scheme of the main pattern from the 1st to 14th rows. Don’t cut the yarn.
Fastening
Work due to the scheme of fastening from the 1st to 4th rows. Finish every row with slip st.
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It looks like something I'd like when finished. Just don't know if I can complete it to look like that. Don't know what it means «Scheme of fastening.» Is that the finished edge they have reference to?
Yes, scheme of fastening is the finished edge.
I'm sure, you'll make it to the end