i recently became a fan of quince and co. they have beautiful yarns in beautiful colorways. i found a designer that i really liked and chose her pattern bristol's cowl. the pattern uses one (hopefully because that is what i ordered) or possibly 2 skeins quince puffin.
well i have learned that i can not read knit charts.
rip, rip, rip.
i am becoming as good at un-knitting as i am at knitting.
my confusion? (please note that if you own the pattern you may regard me as stupid)
i worked the first 3 attempts using 13 stitch repeats (with rows 1-8) thinking the m1l and m1r on the chart equaled m1l= m1l and knit the original stitch & the m1r= m1r and knit the original stitch. every row ended with one extra stitch (as 77 is not divisible by 13). i caught on and bit my lip so i would not cry and just now started working in the pattern as written.
(i am a written pattern girl now terrified of charts.)
i am planing on making 2 of these .... so i will learn.
rip, rip, rip.
i am becoming as good at un-knitting as i am at knitting.
my confusion? (please note that if you own the pattern you may regard me as stupid)
i worked the first 3 attempts using 13 stitch repeats (with rows 1-8) thinking the m1l and m1r on the chart equaled m1l= m1l and knit the original stitch & the m1r= m1r and knit the original stitch. every row ended with one extra stitch (as 77 is not divisible by 13). i caught on and bit my lip so i would not cry and just now started working in the pattern as written.
(i am a written pattern girl now terrified of charts.)
i am planing on making 2 of these .... so i will learn.
2 comments:
Love the yarn and pattern must check it out.
I can't do lace try as I will!
That yarn looks heavenly!
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