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Old February 13th 08, 01:58 AM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.yarn
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I haven't been knitting for quite awhile and am drawing a blank on
following the directions for an afghan I'm knitting.

The pattern row reads like this: Row 1 (RS) K 1, *yo, k 6, (slip 2
tog as if to knit, k 1, p2sso), k 6, yo, k 1; rep from * across.

My question is do I include the final k 6, yo, k 1 in each repeat or
just the stitches from the * to the end of the ).

I hope someone can understand this and help me out before I go any
further.

Thanks in advance.

Pat


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Old February 13th 08, 04:02 AM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.yarn
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On Feb 13, 3:58*am, patetc wrote:
I haven't been knitting for quite awhile and am drawing a blank on
following the directions for an afghan I'm knitting.

The pattern row reads like this: *Row 1 (RS) K 1, *yo, k 6, (slip 2
tog as if to knit, k 1, p2sso), k 6, yo, k 1; rep from * across.

My question is do I include the final k 6, yo, k 1 in each repeat or
just the stitches from the * to the end of the *).

I hope someone can understand this and help me out before I go any
further.

Thanks in advance.

Pat



Pat Until now , every pattern that had *xxxxxx* it meant that you
repeat it from first * to the second * What i don`t understnad ,,
are all your rows like that , it looks a bit lacy , but it would help
if you wrote which row [1st , 2nd etc???] and may be write the one
before and/or after it ???
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Old February 13th 08, 04:33 AM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.yarn
suzee
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patetc wrote:
I haven't been knitting for quite awhile and am drawing a blank on
following the directions for an afghan I'm knitting.

The pattern row reads like this: Row 1 (RS) K 1, *yo, k 6, (slip 2
tog as if to knit, k 1, p2sso), k 6, yo, k 1; rep from * across.

My question is do I include the final k 6, yo, k 1 in each repeat or
just the stitches from the * to the end of the ).

I hope someone can understand this and help me out before I go any
further.


You would repeat all the sts after the *. What's in the () is just a
long explanation of a double decrease which offsets the 2 YOs in the
repeat so you end with the same number of sts you start with.

sue
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Old February 13th 08, 01:06 PM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.yarn
patetc
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On Feb 12, 11:33*pm, suzee wrote:
patetc wrote:
I haven't been knitting for quite awhile and am drawing a blank on
following the directions for an afghan I'm knitting.


The pattern row reads like this: *Row 1 (RS) K 1, *yo, k 6, (slip 2
tog as if to knit, k 1, p2sso), k 6, yo, k 1; rep from * across.


My question is do I include the final k 6, yo, k 1 in each repeat or
just the stitches from the * to the end of the *).


I hope someone can understand this and help me out before I go any
further.


You would repeat all the sts after the *. What's in the () is just a
long explanation of a double decrease which offsets the 2 YOs in the
repeat so you end with the same number of sts you start with.

sue


Thanks Sue.

The next row is a purl row so it won't be too lacy.

The confusion was if I should repeat everything from the * or just
that in ( ) and you've answered my question. Now I can proceed
without having to rip it out!

PaT
 




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