Knitting and other Creative Endeavors

Matterhorn Fan · 07-18-2006, 06:04 PM

All my wordiness, and I didn't say that quite right. Casting on isn't the problem--I did just what you described (moving the stitches). I guess I should've said that knitting that first row was the pain in arse.

One question about the pattern (when you get a chance to look at it)--in the instructions for the heel flap, for the wrong side row, it says K3 and purl to end, but there's supposed to be a purl edging there--should that say K3, purl to last 3 sts, K3? The right side row had P3 on both sides, and that one instruction offended my sense of symmetry. But if there's a reason for it I'll give it a shot.

This book doesn't have a slipped stitch at the end of the heel flap rows.

And you've convinced me. The circular needles are going back, back, back to the store! If I change my mind later, I can order pointier ones online.

07-18-2006, 06:04 PM	#11
Matterhorn Fan Double Agent Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Back East Posts: 2,071	All my wordiness, and I didn't say that quite right. Casting on isn't the problem--I did just what you described (moving the stitches). I guess I should've said that knitting that first row was the pain in arse. One question about the pattern (when you get a chance to look at it)--in the instructions for the heel flap, for the wrong side row, it says K3 and purl to end, but there's supposed to be a purl edging there--should that say K3, purl to last 3 sts, K3? The right side row had P3 on both sides, and that one instruction offended my sense of symmetry. But if there's a reason for it I'll give it a shot. This book doesn't have a slipped stitch at the end of the heel flap rows. And you've convinced me. The circular needles are going back, back, back to the store! If I change my mind later, I can order pointier ones online.
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