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08/09/2010

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Lori

Thanks for posting the pattern. I'm trying to make scarves for all the special women in my life and knew I had to knit this. I just finished up to the first row 8 and noticed it started with K1, p1, k1 and ended with p1, k1, p1. Is this correct? It seems that in keeping with the seed stitch, it should be reversed.

xMeePx

Hi Lori, You are correct in your assumption that it should be reversed. I have fixed the pattern. Thank you for bringing it to my attention. Can't wait to see your finished product!
Mia

Lori

Thanks Mia. Can't believe how complicated this looks and how easy it is to knit. I may be keeping this one!

Bonnie in KY

Hello Mia! I'm looking at your blog for the first time today, and your knitting is just beautiful!!! and FAST! After knitting for almost 6 years, I watch Eunny Jang's fingers fly every week on Knitting Daily, and I wonder...will I ever be there? Why? Because I want to knit everything...NOW!
xoxoxo,
Bonnie

Arlene

Do u put the cable needle in front or back of the left needle thanks

Arlene

Do u put the cable needle in front or back of the left needle thanks

xMeePx

Hi Arlene, I'm sorry I've been such a bad blogger/designer. It doesn't matter which way you hold the needle because you're not actually cabling. I found it easier to hold it in the back, but do what works best for you. Thanks for considering my pattern!

Best,
Mia

xMeePx

Bonnie, You're so sweet. I'm so happy that my blog has brought you a bit of inspiration. I haven't been keeping it up as I should lately, but check back often as I am trying to make a commitment to stop by here a lot more often. As for the speed and skill, that is something that comes with practice and this is something that I can't stress enough. It always helps to be in love with the things you're knitting because sometimes even I drag my feet.
xo,
Mia

mary earlie

Iwould like to knit this pattern a bit wider.What is the stitch multiple to achieve this.Love the pattern.Looking forward to working it.

xMeePx

Hi Mary Earlie,
The pattern is a multiple of 8 + 10, not counting the seed stitches on either side. So you would just have to add 8, 16, etc stitches since the 10 are already worked into the pattern. Happy knitting!
Best,
Mia

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