The situation of 6x6

I knitted the squares last night. 30 stitches, 50 rows, if my memory serves
me right. Should not be too big. Well..I put them into envelopes (to each of
its own) and wrote the receiver to the top. Then the stamps, and....now I
can only hope dad remembered to put them into the mailbox. I told him last
night to do so. I mean I said dad last night he must not forget to put my
letters into the mailbox. Now Barbara and me can only wait. And....I hope I
have strength to do my driving today. 3rd time. Somehow tired feeling, you
know. Physically tired.
Best: Pirjo

Hi Pirjo, if it measures 6inches across, while still on the needles, all
you do to see if it is a square is to, bring up one of the corners across to
the end of the knitting needle, and it should look like a perfect
triangle...with maybe one row out, that'll be enough to do a cast of row as
well then. Check again when finished and it should be a true traingle
whichever way you fold it to check.

Cheers........Cher
"Pirjo Ilvesvuori" wrote in message
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I knitted the squares last night. 30 stitches, 50 rows, if my memory
serves
me right. Should not be too big. Well..I put them into envelopes (to each
of
its own) and wrote the receiver to the top. Then the stamps, and....now I
can only hope dad remembered to put them into the mailbox. I told him last
night to do so. I mean I said dad last night he must not forget to put my
letters into the mailbox. Now Barbara and me can only wait. And....I hope
I
have strength to do my driving today. 3rd time. Somehow tired feeling, you
know. Physically tired.
Best: Pirjo




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