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Updated a Little Red Riding Hood illustration ~ The illustration was released last year, from AMYMAMY CREATIONS
Legs + body + arms + head, hair, skirt + apron, the main body is seamless throughout the whole process, is the gospel of most people ahhh, cloaks and skirts can also be worn and taken off
However, due to the long original illustration, which has 13 pages, the translation and illustration process is more complicated and troublesome, and some step diagrams are not placed in the translated version of the illustration
stitch
X = short needle
V = short needle plus needle
A = Short needle reduction
T = medium length needle
F = long needle
K = empty needle
W = Hook 3 short needles in one needle reel
M = subtract the needle minus 3 stitches
BLO = posterior half needle
FLO = front half needle
Sl = extraction needle
Ch = lock needle
[]= Hook in the same needle heading
(1) The overall illustration is actually relatively simple, but it is more troublesome because of more accessories
(2) It is recommended that the main body use a spiral hook, so that the body surface will be relatively flat
(3) Line R35 at the head of Figure 1 (marked in the illustration), 26x, 3(x, A), 5x, 3(x, A), 7x
Here we need to go into more detail, because it is a spiral hook, each row starting position may be different for each person, so 26x and 7x can be adjusted here. As long as 5x is guaranteed to be in the center of the head, 26x and 7x are subject to change.
(4) Skirt for white line part hook is the top, the 6ch that appears in the illustration is the shoulder strap part of the skirt, and 2k means skipping 2 stitches without hooking. The skirt R5-6 has been changed, and the original illustration here is 32x, but since the number of stitches in the previous line is only 30 stitches, it has also been changed here. In short, a full circle without adding or subtracting hooks is enough.
(5) Other step diagrams can poke the original illustration, although it is in English, but the step diagram is still very clear