Notes:
1. Each section will indicate which technique to use
a. Row Stitch technique: End each round with turning chain (End each row with a turning chain (ch1 or as indicated in the pattern and turn the crochet))
b. Joined Rounds: End each round with a sl st and start each round with a starting chain (ch1 or as indicated in the pattern, or as written in the instructions)
i. Sl st to the first stitch of the round for each round
ii. Using a stitch marker is optional. Place it at the first stitch for each round.
iii. Start with the turning chain: if it's sc then ch1, if it's dc then ch2 at the start of each round
iv. Rnd1 starts with a slip knot (magic ring then ch1 if sc, ch2 if dc as the turning chain)
v. The turning chain on each round doesn't count towards the stitch count.
2. Stitch separated by commas are in its own stitch. For ex: (inc), (inc). Means 2 sc in 1 stitch, and 2 sc in the next stitch.

U.S. Crochet Terminology