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Posted by Richard Eney on March 10, 2008, 7:29 pm
>Thank you both. But I'm having trouble understanding how to do these.
>I will have to sit down and work with what you have said. Then I'll
>get back to you with either a YAY! or with more questions! hahaha! :)
Another way to make a mock cable:
work knits and purls that form the shape. (Look at these diagrams
in Courier or another non-proportional font to see them without
distortions.)
-kkk---
--kkk--
---kkk-
-k--kk-
-kk--k-
-kkk---
--kkk--
---kkk-
-k--kk-
-kk--k-
-kkk---
Or you could make a column of knit stitches slant by making
k2tog (that is, dec 1) on the edge and increase (m1) on the
other edge, the way some people are inserting slanted cables
in socks and sweaters in the magazines.
kk-d1-\-m1-kkkkkkkkk
kkk-d1-\-m1-kkkkkkkk
kkkk-d1-\-m1-kkkkkkk
kkkkk-d1-\-m1-kkkkkk
kkkkkk-d1-\-m1-kkkkk
kkkkkkk-d1-\-m1-kkkk
kkkkkkkk-d1-\-m1-kkk
=Tamar
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