Nov. 1st, 2004 10:05 am
For the knitters
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mizarchivistOk, I found a fun, fast wrap pattern from a library book. The pattern is as follows:
Rows 1-6: p1 (yrn, p2tog) to last st, p1.
Rows 7-12: knit (3 g st ridges)
The picture shows that the first part is tight and the second half is lacy and loose looking.
Now, if I read this rightly, if I'm perling 2 together in the first part. This means I'm going to reduce with each row. But it's a perfectly rectangular wrap- what part of that pattern is the increase part?
Have I ever mentioned how much I dislike knit/crochet shorthand??
(I've allowed anon. commentary for this occasion)
Rows 1-6: p1 (yrn, p2tog) to last st, p1.
Rows 7-12: knit (3 g st ridges)
The picture shows that the first part is tight and the second half is lacy and loose looking.
Now, if I read this rightly, if I'm perling 2 together in the first part. This means I'm going to reduce with each row. But it's a perfectly rectangular wrap- what part of that pattern is the increase part?
Have I ever mentioned how much I dislike knit/crochet shorthand??
(I've allowed anon. commentary for this occasion)
