im learning to crochet but i need help...

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I've never done anything that looks like that but I've done tons!!! There is a site called revelry.com, you have to create an account but its free. There are TONS of free patterns on there! That's how I get alot of my pattern ideas from. You can also look at YouTube tutorials on crocheting, there are lots on there too!

What are the instructions for round 2 and where are you getting confused

http://crochet.about.com/od/motifs/a/sunrays6sided.htm

If this is the site you used, you ss & ch1 then SC into the first space from your first round... If that makes sense...

You might also try asking about this on the Craft Cafe group, too:

 Are you getting lost between the single * or at the **?

I've crocheted a lot.  I design my own stuff (hats, scarves, blankets, etc.)  Also, I happen to be able to figure out how to design pretty much anything I see (although it might not follow whatever a pattern might say), but I can follow a pattern too.  (just saying I think I can help, if I know what you need)

btw, in ch-2 sp means in chain two space (that is in the space created by the 2 chains you made in the previous round

I don't understand what to do after ch1 where does that next stitch go? I'll post a pick in a min.

Quoting TeaHound:

 Are you getting lost between the single * or at the **?

I've crocheted a lot.  I design my own stuff (hats, scarves, blankets, etc.)  Also, I happen to be able to figure out how to design pretty much anything I see (although it might not follow whatever a pattern might say), but I can follow a pattern too.  (just saying I think I can help, if I know what you need)

btw, in ch-2 sp means in chain two space (that is in the space created by the 2 chains you made in the previous round

This is my round 1 with the ch1 for round 2 the sc just goes where I've ch1? Where does the next sc go? In between the shells like in a granny square?

You need to make a marker so you know where your rounds end. You start stiching round 2 into round one as your base. Maybe you can find a video. i find those help me alot more than reading a pattern.