I wanted to practice knitting so I could figure out why I was adding and losing stitches so I decided to take the rest of the yarn left over from the blue hat and make a scarf. It ended up only being 4" by 27". I learned a lot from it.
Finished a "little" scarf:
Oct 14, 2005
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Katherine
I believe I was adding on because I was coming underneath a stitch and then into the loop to knit instead of just going into the loop alone and there were a few times that I got a partial stitch and then knitted it next time as two. I think I may have missed the wrap a few times so that is why I lost stitches but not sure on the lost ones. Susie
Katherine, Thanks, I think I'm going to take a break until Tuesdays class and see what we come up with for me to learn. :) Susie
Hi Susie That is lovely, and it's good that you did it and have learnt from it. Look out for the postman in the next week or so won't you? the booklet I promised you is on it's way. hugz...Cher
Susie, try the pattern for the bias scarf. It might help you practice, partly because you have so few stitches on the needle, and partly because you have to add a stitch on one end and knit two together on the other. You start being more conscious of your stitches. At least that's what I hope!
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Hi Susie,
You were very smart to try something small like that and see just where you were adding stitches. Back when I was learning it was doing mittens and that took some getting used to. Great job with the scarf and hat.
Hugs,
Nora
Hi Cher, Thanks for liking my playtime. :) Oh yes, I will be watching for the postman. Thanks "SO" much. Enjoy your day, Susie
Bias Scarf? Ok, where it that? I think I may remember it being mentioned somewhere at sometime. :) I will have to try it. Thanks, Susie
Hi Nora, Mittens and socks sound very scary but I do hope to try them one day. :) Thanks for liking my hat and scarf, Susie
here's the link again:
Noreen
Ah ha, I had seen it. I already had it saved in my lionbrand folder for patterns. I will probably be asking questions. :) Thanks, Susie
Thanks Noreen, Susie :o)
When you're "ready" I have an easy socks pattern. It DOES have a heel, but it's great for beginners! Hugs, Noreen :D
Ok, thanks Noreen. :) Susie
I'm a newbie and I did one in a few hours.
Even quicker with that thick fluffy yarn and a set of size 19 needles.
Size 19 needles eh? I bet it turned out nice, Susie
It was great!
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