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Row 36: ch11, turn, dc2 in 4th ch from hook, rep[ch1, sk3, dc3] until 3 ch left, ch1, sk3, dc3 in first st, rep[ch1, dc3 in next ch-sp] across (30 cl) Row 37: ch4, turn, rep[dc3 in next ch-sp, ch1] across, dc in between ch3 and first dc from row before (29 cl) Row 38: ch3, turn, dc2 in first ch-sp, rep[ch1, dc3 in next ch-sp] across (30 cl) Row 39-51: rep[Row 37, Row 38] Note: If you did a different number of rows before shaping the neckline, do that same number of rows after the neckline
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