Friday, September 14, 2007

Chart glitch???

So I can't tell why, but when I checked the chart I posted yesterday, I noticed a line of decreases on the smaller chart was gone! Where it went I can't say...it is on my original chart, but the conversion to a jpg file (so I could post it here on the blog) scared the decreases away. Go figure...

I am leaving later today directly from work, so won't have another chance to update things until I get home. I hope those decreases stay put this time!

And another thing! The row numbering appears to be off (thanks Susie.) There should not be a row 16, and so there are 31 rows in the border and not 29. Just pretend I can actually count...
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  1. ~SSeptember 14, 2007 at 12:07 PM

    I was looking at your chart decode and so is a double vertical decrease like Slip 2, knit 1, pass those 2 stitches over the knit one? Just want to make sure I have the term correct. Thanks.

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  2. Susie JordanSeptember 14, 2007 at 1:06 PM

    I'm pretty sure there is a mistake in row 1 of Chart D1. The 7th stitch from the right should be a k2tog instead of a knit stitch.
    Susie

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  3. BadCatDesignsSeptember 14, 2007 at 1:14 PM

    Susie,
    On the chart posted, which I just checked twice, the 7th stitch from the right on row 1 is a decrease. I am not sure what the problem is. Check the chart on the blog again...

    ~S,

    http://www.tata-tatao.to/knit/stitches/decrease/e-index.html

    Follow the link above to see a great double-vertical decrease. You need to watch the orientation of the stitches when you slip them

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  4. Susie JordanSeptember 14, 2007 at 1:14 PM

    Whoops! I didn't notice that you had caught the mistakes (I had only found the 1st row mistake while working it). Thanks for the corrections.

    Have a safe trip.
    Susie

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  5. BadCatDesignsSeptember 14, 2007 at 1:17 PM

    And now I see...
    Susie,
    That decrease was missing from the chart I posted last night, along with an entire line of decreases higher up in the pattern. The chart from today's post (where our comments are attached) is the new one. Maybe you haven't looked at this one yet?

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  6. BadCatDesignsSeptember 14, 2007 at 1:18 PM

    Susie,
    We crossed in cyber-space!!! Thanks, I will!

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  7. ~SSeptember 14, 2007 at 4:24 PM

    Thanks that makes sense. There are so many different 3 knit togethers and many use their terms interchangeably. :) Have a good trip.
    Susanna

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