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Carissa, I'm looking for that Lung Pattern. Do you have any idea where I might find it. I'd like to make it for my Pulmonary Dr at Mayo Clinic. Thanks Judi Svendsen jes43fls@gmail.com
Carissa, I am working in your beautiful Earthbound socks (Knitty Fall 2012), and I am totally confused by the start of the gusset. The stitches don't seem to line up with the foot chart. What am I doing wrong? Please help. andrea
Each round of the gusset has 0, 1, or 2 extra purl stitches (depending on which size you're making) on either side of the foot that aren't included in the Gusset Chart. Could you possibly have missed that bit?
From the pattern website: "Gusset Gusset round: P0[1, 2], work Gusset chart to 0[1, 2] sts before center of round, p0[1, 2]; k to end of round."
Carissa, I have made your reindeer hat many times and it is always well received. I have had two requests to make them for adults (large adults with big heads). Can you offer me any guidance? I would really appreciate it. Thank you for sharing this lovely pattern!
Carissa I’m knitting your Heelhead scarf. I love the product but, I’m having difficulty with the increasing short rows! I especially find myself unsure at the first row in the instructions; Row 1: yo, k25, am, k2tog, turn. Row 2: yo-b, p26, ssp, turn.(the am is confusing). Then the k2tog & turn, to finish the first row. Do I k2tog with the previous stitches or of the 2 stitches beyond the current knitting, ex. Last knit stitch or the with one of the yo Increasing Short-Rows: Row 1: yo, k25, am, k2tog, turn. Row 2: yo-b, p26, ssp, turn. Row 3: yo, k27, am2, k3tog, turn. Row 4: yo-b, p28, sssp, turn. Row 5: yo, k29, am2, k3tog, turn. Row 6: yo-b, p30, sssp, turn. Row 7: yo, k31, am2, k3tog, turn. Row 8: yo-b, p32, sssp, turn. Continue in this manner, working one more st each row, until... Row 21: yo, k45, am2, k3tog, turn. Row 22: yo-b, p46, sssp, turn. Row 23: yo, k47, am, p2tog, (remove marker & replace before p2tog), p4, k4, p4. k1. Row 24: sl1, p to 1 st before second marker, ssp (remove marker & replace before ssp), p to last st, k1. You should now have only 75 sts again. This is the section I’m stuck on.Help!
I purchased your pattern for the Blue Bonnet Fields Forever shawl as a wedding "something blue" for my future daughter in law. I am having trouble following which sections to start. I was wondering if I have all the pages, I have 55 pages. Unfortunately I have never knitted using charts. Do I start with the center Blue Bonnet, as in the "set up"? After the set up, where do I continue-with the large blue bonnets or the small? Do I knot this in three sections? Any and all help is appreciated. Also going to my local yarn shop for assistance. I've done alot of lace shawls but I'm lost with this one!
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ReplyDeleteOn your main blogger homepage, near the bottom, you should your Reading List of the blogs you follow. Just click "Add" and a box will come up. Type in "CarissaKnits.blogspot.com" to add me to your reading list. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteCarissa, I'm looking for that Lung Pattern. Do you have any idea where I might find it. I'd like to make it for my Pulmonary Dr at Mayo Clinic. Thanks Judi Svendsen jes43fls@gmail.com
DeleteThe Nori shawl is beautiful...I love shawl and knit a lot of them. Always looking for a new pattern :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it! Let me know if you have any questions along the way.
DeleteCarissa, I am working in your beautiful Earthbound socks (Knitty Fall 2012), and I am totally confused by the start of the gusset. The stitches don't seem to line up with the foot chart. What am I doing wrong? Please help.
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Each round of the gusset has 0, 1, or 2 extra purl stitches (depending on which size you're making) on either side of the foot that aren't included in the Gusset Chart. Could you possibly have missed that bit?
DeleteFrom the pattern website:
"Gusset
Gusset round: P0[1, 2], work Gusset chart to 0[1, 2] sts before center of round, p0[1, 2]; k to end of round."
Carissa, I have made your reindeer hat many times and it is always well received. I have had two requests to make them for adults (large adults with big heads). Can you offer me any guidance? I would really appreciate it. Thank you for sharing this lovely pattern!
ReplyDeleteCarissa I’m knitting your Heelhead scarf. I love the product but, I’m having difficulty with the increasing short rows! I especially find myself unsure at the first row in the instructions; Row 1: yo, k25, am, k2tog, turn. Row 2: yo-b, p26, ssp, turn.(the am is confusing). Then the k2tog & turn, to finish the first row. Do I k2tog with the previous stitches or of the 2 stitches beyond the current knitting, ex. Last knit stitch or the with one of the yo
ReplyDeleteIncreasing Short-Rows:
Row 1: yo, k25, am, k2tog, turn.
Row 2: yo-b, p26, ssp, turn.
Row 3: yo, k27, am2, k3tog, turn.
Row 4: yo-b, p28, sssp, turn.
Row 5: yo, k29, am2, k3tog, turn.
Row 6: yo-b, p30, sssp, turn.
Row 7: yo, k31, am2, k3tog, turn.
Row 8: yo-b, p32, sssp, turn.
Continue in this manner, working one
more st each row, until...
Row 21: yo, k45, am2, k3tog, turn.
Row 22: yo-b, p46, sssp, turn.
Row 23: yo, k47, am, p2tog, (remove
marker & replace before p2tog), p4, k4, p4. k1.
Row 24: sl1, p to 1 st before second marker, ssp (remove marker & replace before ssp), p to last st, k1.
You should now have only 75 sts again.
This is the section I’m stuck on.Help!
I purchased your pattern for the Blue Bonnet Fields Forever shawl as a wedding "something blue" for my future daughter in law. I am having trouble following which sections to start. I was wondering if I have all the pages, I have 55 pages. Unfortunately I have never knitted using charts. Do I start with the center Blue Bonnet, as in the "set up"? After the set up, where do I continue-with the large blue bonnets or the small? Do I knot this in three sections? Any and all help is appreciated. Also going to my local yarn shop for assistance. I've done alot of lace shawls but I'm lost with this one!
ReplyDeleteWe are Knitterbox Free Crochet Patterns, an online community that provides resources for knitters and crocheters. We would like to promote our Free Patterns page, and on that page you'll see a list of available categories for both knitting & crochet patterns.
ReplyDeleteHi Carissa, I just downloaded the premie hats but would like to do them with straight needles. How would this work?
ReplyDeleteIndian clothing and apparel industry is one of the largest employment generating sector after agriculture in India and is sixth largest exporter in the world. Indian clothing industry dates back to Harappan Civilisation and is one of the oldest clothing manufacturing industry in the world. India produces various types of clothing including woven and knitted clothing. Tiruppur, India and Asia are the important manufacturing centres of India.
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