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Pattern reads: repeat row for St patt. I don't know how many rows to crochet. How do I know when to stop?
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'St patt' often refers to
'St patt' often refers to stockinette stitch in knitting. If it is in a crochet pattern, there should be a pattern index with specific instruction for that stitch. Often patterns will have you repeat a pattern until the piece measures a specific number of inches.
Is this a crochet stitch
Is this a crochet stitch pattern that consists of just one row? If so, stop when your item is as long as you want it to be.