I finished up the basic body of the bolero last night. I used my Knitting Math Wizard program for figuring out the increase spacing for the increase rows and then marked the last increase stitch with a split ring marker and incremented a counter. I did my increases on rows 5, 7 and 9 because I needed a row that was entirely double crochet. I stopped after row 11. That makes this section only 11 centimeters deep - the pattern calls for 12 centimeters - but the pattern also says to adjust so that you stop after a double crochet row. I have enough yarn to add two more rows, if I want to. I'll wait and see how the dimensions work out when I get the blocks done. And speaking of blocks, here is the first one finished and blocked.
I will probably crochet the blocks together rather than sewing them, and also crochet them to the body of the bolero. And here is a shot of the front of the bolero.
Project: DROPS 126-8 by DROPS Design
Yarn: Fiesta Yarns La Luz Multi in Rose (June Flower of the Month colorway)
Hook: D (3.25 mm)
I will probably crochet the blocks together rather than sewing them, and also crochet them to the body of the bolero. And here is a shot of the front of the bolero.
Project: DROPS 126-8 by DROPS Design
Yarn: Fiesta Yarns La Luz Multi in Rose (June Flower of the Month colorway)
Hook: D (3.25 mm)
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