It's no problem! I'm sorry I'm taking so long to get around to answering ^^;;;
No, you do still decrease twice; for every stitch you skip or decrease, you end up with one less stitch in the next row/round. So you still need to lose two in the corners.
That actually makes a lot more sense than the way I have it written, LOL X3 Absolutely do three sides as prescribed and then the fourth side the other way, especially if it gets you better results. (I really, really need to re-work this pattern from the ground up sometime soon 6_6;;;)
I would love to see the finished results ^_^ And please feel free to ask if you have more questions. I'll do my best to answer them promptly, even if I have to go through and physically re-crochet something in order to do so.
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Date: 2011-05-13 03:48 am (UTC)No, you do still decrease twice; for every stitch you skip or decrease, you end up with one less stitch in the next row/round. So you still need to lose two in the corners.
That actually makes a lot more sense than the way I have it written, LOL X3 Absolutely do three sides as prescribed and then the fourth side the other way, especially if it gets you better results. (I really, really need to re-work this pattern from the ground up sometime soon 6_6;;;)
I would love to see the finished results ^_^ And please feel free to ask if you have more questions. I'll do my best to answer them promptly, even if I have to go through and physically re-crochet something in order to do so.