The lace charts should be worked as follows:
RS: k2, yo [work chart to last m], yo, k2.
WS: k2, yo [work chart to last m], yo, k2.
Prior to starting the lace section, the instructions say to remove the center markers. Unfortunately I read it as remove all of the markers and then missed the instructions above. Which means I did nearly two repeats of lace chart A end-to-end. No yarn over and no knit two. Argh!
The silver lining? A few knit-along-ers had metioned adding a life line before they started the lace charts. Fortunately, I listened and added my own life line of dental floss. As a result, it was very easy to rip out and put the shawl back on the needles.
Enjoy more (hopefully successful) fibery posts over at the Wisdom Begins in Wonder Blog today.
5 comments:
Yayyy for the life line! Keep up the good work. Lace knitting sure keeps the mind sharp and knitting interesting. A bonus is the appreciation for blocking. Can't wait to see you finished project.
Isn't it strange how knitting directions can CHANGE each time you read them? Weird! Glad you got it figured out and had a lifeline.
Absolutely. I read those instructions over and over,and swear they said to remove all of the markers. :-)
Life Line...I just learned about that and I am glad you did too. It's amazing the tricks and tips we learn as we knit.
Can't wait to see the finished project and when it's done, it's done. Don't worry about everyone else finishing before you...good things come to those with patience or something like that.
Thanks for sharing with Fiber Arts Friday.
My first lace project involved alot of ripping! I'm glad you are determined to finish it. I'm sure it will turn out fine in the end.
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