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Posted by myswendy on June 4, 2007, 6:53 am
> myswendy wrote:
> >> myswendy wrote:
> >>> Hi guys!
> >>> I'm about to start this
project:http://www.straw.com/cpy/patterns2/cot_chen_aran-hatmitts.html.
> >>> It calls for doing it flat and sewing up a seam for the hat. I much
> >>> prefer to work in the round. Is there anything I need to know to
> >>> modify the pattern in order to do this? Thanks guys!
> >>> Wendy
> >>> a Knitting Fool in Connecticut :)
> >> You'll need to rewrite the WS rows if you're going to do the Fair Isle
> >> because you'll be coming at them from the other direction.
>
> >> sue
>
> > so---- Row 1 is left to right and Row 2 is right to left?
>
> No, row 1 is R to L and row 2 is L to R.... when knitting in the flat.
> To knit in the round you do R 1 (3, 5, etc) as they're written, R to L,
> but the even rows have to be reversed, which you might also be able to
> read R to L. I don't do much with charts, so someone else will have to
> confirm that.
>
> > Ugh. That might mess me up if I'm not paying strict attention. Ick.
>
> Yeah, it could get off just a bit....
>
> sue- Hide quoted text -
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Ok, I'm convinced. I'll knit it flat. HAHAHA! Thanks!
Wendy
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