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New! The Herrschner's Worsted Palette - thank you to BetwixtTheStitch!
New! We've just added the palette for Deborah Norville Everyday Yarn! If you knit and/or crochet, this is for you. This is a beautiful yarn with a nice feel to it, a good alternative in worsted weight acrylic! (Thank you again to BetwixtTheStitch!)
New! The Red Heart Super Saver Palette - thank you to BetwixtTheStitch!
Welcome to Stitchboard! Feel free to sit and stay awhile. Check out our new Premier features. In addition to the ability to create larger patterns (up to 500 stitches wide), illusion knitting and private labeling (no more worries about editing those pesky and messy PDFs), we've just introduced Filet Crochet, our most popular request! We have many more features planned, too!
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Neave,
If they're smart, they'll have another vote...it seems a lot of people have terrible regrets now. I'm sure if they had another vote, the majority would now choose to remain in the EU. It would be a very savvy move for the politicians to set another vote in motion.
Glad you're not caught up in it!
Hey
Thank you very much for your help, it all works just great now.
Kind regards
Nina
Hi,
When you reach the end of the row, you pull up a loop in the last stitch, the you pull another loop through the one you just pulled up (ch 1) before starting your return. Then yarn over and pull through the ch and your first return stitch.
If you don't put that "extra ch" there, your piece will decrease by one stitch.
One more note about the word chart, at the beginning of your row, count your first stitch. So you'll actually start your count with 2.
I find the word charts are much easier than the graph.
Hope this helps.
Long time no see...
Winter FINALY hit Denmark.. Siberian winter here we come..
It's very cold by now.. Temperature is not so bad, but it is very windy..
SO.. I was looking for my hat, but couldn't find it.. So had to make a new one..
http://www.hjemmet.dk/haandarbejde/Hakling/Hakl-selv-Hue-i-muslingehakling/
pattern is the one above, i have not gotten very far, but since the hat is made on hook number 6 (J) so should be fast to make..
Mine is black, and I bought a pompom made from real fur, which was more expensive than the yarn.. :p
Will post pictures when I take some
Denise,
Welcome!
While we do have a Lion Brand Wool Ease palette, what you've probably used for your pattern is the Stitchboard Full Palette. This has way too many colors you likely won't be able to match, which is why we developed the Stitchboard Basic Palette. To use these simpler colors, you'll unfortunately have to regenerate the pattern, and then when you get to option 5a, change "Stitchboard Full Palette" to "Stitchboard Basic Palette." That will give you the most basic of colors...and no searching for odd colors of yarn!
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Neave,
If they're smart, they'll have another vote...it seems a lot of people have terrible regrets now. I'm sure if they had another vote, the majority would now choose to remain in the EU. It would be a very savvy move for the politicians to set another vote in motion.
Glad you're not caught up in it!
Hey
Thank you very much for your help, it all works just great now.
Kind regards
Nina
Hi,
When you reach the end of the row, you pull up a loop in the last stitch, the you pull another loop through the one you just pulled up (ch 1) before starting your return. Then yarn over and pull through the ch and your first return stitch.
If you don't put that "extra ch" there, your piece will decrease by one stitch.
One more note about the word chart, at the beginning of your row, count your first stitch. So you'll actually start your count with 2.
I find the word charts are much easier than the graph.
Hope this helps.
Long time no see...
Winter FINALY hit Denmark.. Siberian winter here we come..
It's very cold by now.. Temperature is not so bad, but it is very windy..
SO.. I was looking for my hat, but couldn't find it.. So had to make a new one..
http://www.hjemmet.dk/haandarbejde/Hakling/Hakl-selv-Hue-i-muslingehakling/
pattern is the one above, i have not gotten very far, but since the hat is made on hook number 6 (J) so should be fast to make..
Mine is black, and I bought a pompom made from real fur, which was more expensive than the yarn.. :p
Will post pictures when I take some
Denise,
Welcome!
While we do have a Lion Brand Wool Ease palette, what you've probably used for your pattern is the Stitchboard Full Palette. This has way too many colors you likely won't be able to match, which is why we developed the Stitchboard Basic Palette. To use these simpler colors, you'll unfortunately have to regenerate the pattern, and then when you get to option 5a, change "Stitchboard Full Palette" to "Stitchboard Basic Palette." That will give you the most basic of colors...and no searching for odd colors of yarn!
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