Help with the crochet pattern "Crochet Pattern Jacket Starlight, XS - XXXXL"

Hello everyone,

the jacket "Crochet Pattern Jacket Starlight, XS - XXXXL" has already been crocheted by several people.
I’ve been working on it for days and just can’t get any further:

Row 01 without markings isn’t that hard.
Row 02 is where I start to stumble a bit: skip the stitch before and after the 1st hole, that’s clear.
- What about the 1st hole itself? Is only 1 dc crocheted there?
Row 03, oops... nothing works anymore. Surely I can’t leave the stitches before and after the 1st hole unworked again, especially since I already have 2 holes there from row 02.

Could someone help me out? How did you crochet row 03?

I’d be really grateful for your help.

Best wishes from Marlies - from Handarbeitsbäumchen

Hi Marlies,

have you tried contacting the author of the pattern directly?
Either right here via “Contact,” or maybe there’s an email address listed in the pattern?

Best regards, Stefanie

Hi Marlies,

please contact the author of the pattern directly; she’s the best person to answer your question.
I’ll also bring this thread to the author’s attention—maybe she’ll reply here as well.

Best regards, Mario

Hello Stefanie, hello Mario!

I already wrote directly to the author Labelu, but unfortunately I haven’t heard back from her yet. That’s why I turned to the forum today.

It’s a shame, but then I’ll probably just have to wait a bit longer. Maybe she’ll still get in touch.

In case we don’t write to each other again this year, I’d like to wish you both a good start into the New Year already now... and take care going into the New Year. Best regards
sent to you by Marlies

I messaged Bea on Facebook; I’m sure she’ll get back to you

Hi,
Sorry, I’m under the weather... I’ll message you privately.

Best regards, Bea 

Hello Claudia,

thank you very much for that. She has already gotten in touch, but is unfortunately ill. However, she wants to contact me via PM.

Best regards from Marlies

Oh, I hope it’s nothing serious?!

Wishing you a speedy recovery, Marlies