
I've gotten past the ribbing, and on round 5 of my pattern. I'm doing the Vine Lace Stocking from Knit Picks. Here's where I'm confused,
CO 74st. the pattern is set up as
Needle 1: (K1, p1) twice, place marker, work vine lace pattern over 33 sts.
Needle 2: continue working vine lace pattern over next 32 sts. place marker (p1, K1) twice, p1.
Work 18 rounds even.
Ok at this point I'm assuming the ribbing is going to run like a seam, I'm assuming up the back of the sock and is to be done on every row (which is how I've been doing it) the problem is when I run into round 5
Round 5: K1, *k1, yo, ssk, k1*, end last rep yo, ssk, k2.
I have counted and counted and even ripped it out 3 times to make sure I'm not messing up but somehow I end up with only 1 stitch left at the end. Am I messing up or is this a mistake in the pattern?
BTW I was going to title this post Am I Crazy Or..... But I already knew the answer to that one.
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ok so I figured out the
ok so I figured out the problem, and am moving gleefully on!
for those curious, operator error. I had dropped a stitch, and the stitch marker fell off, I put the marker on after the stitch and it should have been before, I didn't think about it when I was counting, I was looking more for a missing stitch than a misplaced marker. :/
MWK's Token Estrogen-American
It seems ok to me. You have
It seems ok to me. You have 74 stitches on the needles. 9 are used for the ribbing, leaving 65 for the pattern.
That pattern row starts k1 (64 left). Each repeat of (k1, yo, ssk, k1) uses 4 stitches, so if you do that 15 times you'll have 4 stitches left. Then (yo, ssk, k2) uses those last 4 stitches.
after watching poor
after watching poor tormented YogiDean with the squirrel project, I decided that any project that caused the mass loss of hair due to yanking it out by the roots, insanity or just was a pure PITA, would be called the YogiDean Squirrel Project, or YSP for short.
MWK's Token Estrogen-American
Trying to knit a Yamaha
Trying to knit a Yamaha sound projector would probably be a Double YSP! Asplund
I hadn't thought to knit
I hadn't thought to knit that, but was seriously considering the Young Shakespearian Players.
MWK's Token Estrogen-American
A double YSP? That sounds
A double YSP? That sounds awfully dangerous. Keep your knives and Enya CDs in separate rooms.
Yeah, what is YSP?
Yeah, what is YSP?
Not an answer but a
Not an answer but a question, I'm afraid: what does YSP mean?
Look at what I found when I googled it!
1. Young Shakespeare Players
2. Yale Summer Program
3. Yamaha Sound Projector
4. Years of Service for Severance Pay Purposes
5. Yemeni Socialist Party
5. Yield Spread Premium
6. Youth Smoking Prevention
Yugi's Squirrel Project.
Yugi's Squirrel Project.
That's right - I thought it
That's right - I thought it looked familiar! Asplund
YOu have 55 stitches in vine
YOu have 55 stitches in vine lace, correct? it's a 4 stitch repeat, +1 at the begiining. 55 - 1 = 54; 54 /4 = 13 with 2 left over. So something is wierd.....
(though I am confused since you cast on 74 and only give 64 stitches in your line)
MMario - ambiguity is cultivated, it doesn't happen in a vacuum!
no I have 65 stitches in the
no I have 65 stitches in the vine lace, 33 on one needle and 32 on the other. with 9 more being done in the rib stitch every row, for a total of 74 stitches
MWK's Token Estrogen-American
I can't add. *grin* okay -
I can't add. *grin*
okay - 65 - 1 at beginning = 64 / 4 = 13 repeats - with 2 left over
MMario - ambiguity is cultivated, it doesn't happen in a vacuum!
Well, now, apparently you
Well, now, apparently you can't divide. ^_^
64/4 = 16 even. 15 reps of regular pattern, and 1 "ending rep."
ROFLMAO I might be more
ROFLMAO I might be more confused than before, I'm not sure!
MWK's Token Estrogen-American
Maths are *NOT* us! MMario -
Maths are *NOT* us!
MMario - ambiguity is cultivated, it doesn't happen in a vacuum!
BTW I was going to title
BTW I was going to title this post Am I Crazy Or..... But I already knew the answer to that one.
--- laughs and snorts ---
Men Who Knit aka The Funny
Men Who Knit aka The Funny Farm.