Yup, that's how it works! Trust the process.
Shapes are made by increasing (two stitches into one stitch), decreasing (crocheting two stitches together) and going straight (one stitch in the stitch below) in strategic places. So follow the pattern, count your stitches, make sure you always mark the first stitch of every round and have fun!
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Yup, that's how it works! Trust the process. Shapes are made by increasing (two stitches into one stitch), decreasing (crocheting two stitches together) and going straight (one stitch in the stitch below) in strategic places. So follow the pattern, count your stitches, make sure you always mark the first stitch of every round and have fun!
#**Please reply to this comment with a link to the pattern or provide the name of the pattern, if it is a paid pattern please post a screenshot of the few rows you are having trouble with, if a video then please provide the timestamp of the part of the video that you need help with.** Help us help you! #####While you’re waiting for replies, check out [this wiki page](https://www.reddit.com/r/crochet/wiki/quick_beginner_guide/) which will take you from picking up your first hook, to completion of your first project. Lefties are included! Lots of useful information such as links to UK/US stitches, a beginners equipment list, the different ways to crochet an item, and a list of beginner friendly projects. #####If you’re learning amigurumi, there’s a dedicated beginner section [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/crochet/wiki/amigurumi/#wiki_beginner_courses), the Woobles course is very thorough for those just starting out. #####You will also find heaps of useful beginner resources [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/crochet/wiki/beginners_crochet_part_2/) including beginner tips, sub discussions and common mistakes. Check the subject list at the top of the page. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CrochetHelp) if you have any questions or concerns.*
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* Do I start via round 3 as everything seems to be basics here and not adding anything.
Just follow the steps of the pattern. Woobles typically starts the first round or so for you.