This Way

	To explain how you can read a CRX* chart in different ways I made these four examples. Basic colors for a CRX patch are A and B, they alternate sides and if you work with only two colors you get the same effect as double knitting. The third color C stays on the same place. 1. C = lines of the signpole 2. Just two colors 3. C = the air 4. C = interior of the signpole
	The basic design as it was used for the first patch with only color A and B. You alternate sides - front and back - whenever there is a blanc square followed by an X and vice versa.
	C = lines of the signpole = X's C = the air = blanc squares C = interior of the signpole = yellow squares

Curious to try this out after you have got the hang of Carreaux Crochet? 

Reading a CRX chart works This Way

                                                                                                                                           

*CRX = Carreaux Crochet