Aboutsusan wills Expertise Anything hand knitting related.Cannot answer machine knitting questions or frame knitting questions. Fiber /history related.
Experience Professional knitter, finisher for over 25 years. Worked as professional knitting editor, teacher , knitwear designer for over 10 years. I now own a yarn shop.I'll tell you what I'd do. If I don't know , I will tell you that.Background in fiber history/quilts/sewing/spinning as well.
Organizations Handweavers guild of Boulder, Co.
Publications Published designer: Knit Style, Cast on, Knitters, INKNITTERS. Edited for McCall's Needleworks Magazine.
Question The pattern is a pie-wedge shawl - using Helen's Lace
Cast on 112 stitches
Row 1 & 2 knit 4 yo knit to last 2 stitches, turn and knit 2 then place marker,
knit to end
Row 3 - 8 knit 4, yo, knit to marker, remove it, turn and knit 2, then replace
marker, knit to end
Row 9 & 10 bind off 4, knit to marker, remove it, turn and knit 2, then replace
marker, knit to end
These 10 rows complete a section -
??? when do you knit all 112 ?
I am trying to work this BUT am not seeming to figure it all out.
Thanks for advising ~
Answer Turn just means turn work around to the other side. You will be working short rows, not knitting across the entire row. That will give it the wedge shape. Just follow directions exactly as written. I think it is something you just have to do it to see what is happening.
