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I included video link i'm trying to follow
Dont understand multiples of 15 plus 4
if i want to widen pattern how do i work out
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqDJfJiDRuo&NR=1&feature=fvwp
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Thank you.. now I understand
Thank you.. now I understand
I am not on high speed so
I am not on high speed so Youtube is a problem for me. However, if you want to widen your pattern, a multiple gives you the option. For example, if they are saying multiple of 15, your end count (excluding the 4, I will get to that in a minute) would have to be divisible by 15. Example you would chain 15, 30, or 45, or 60, etc, however wide you want it to be. Then add 4 chains at the end. This will be the only time you will do that. This gives you the amount needed to follow the pattern instructions. Hope this helps.
LI Roe