Hi Emilie! Thank you for writing and sorry for my late reply. You are doing everything right, when you make sc blo in round 15, the v pattern disappears in round 14. You should get the same look as in the picture. Even though you make three rounds of hdcs (round 12 with hdc blo and rounds 13 and 14 with hdc 3lo), you get two lines of chains in the middle of the pouch (on the good side). Those two lines of chains are formed by hdcs that are in round 12 and round 13. So it is fine that when you make sc blo in round 15 the line of chains disappears (you would get the third line of chains if you would make sc 3lo in round 15, but it would be a different look than in the picture). I hope that my explanation is clear. If no, please let me know 🙂 Have a nice day!

Emilie

Hello! 🙂 Yes, I used only one 50 g skein.

Muchas gracias!

I am sorry to hear that you are struggling with the pattern. You are right: if the pouch is getting wider with each row, it might be that you are connecting with a slip stitch in the wrong place. It might also be that you are making one additional stitch in the beginning of each row. For example, in round 5 ch 2 counts as a stitch. It means that you should make dc-blo not in the first st of the previous round, but in the second. In the end of round 5 you should connect with a sl st to the ch2, because we count it as a st. However, in round 6 ch 1 does not count as a st. In this case, you will make an sc in the very first st of the previous round and in the end of round 6 you will connect with a sl st to the top of your first sc (not ch 1 that you made in the beginning). Where the pattern does not say if the ch in the beginning of a round counts as a st, you can choose yourself. The most important thing is to start making stitches and connect with a sl st in the right places, like in the example I described above. I hope that this helps, but if you are still not sure, please let me know and we will figure it out.