See how it works?
This is easier to observe than my starting pic, which I just had to put up yesterday, happy with it, couldn't wait.
One day I'll be a grown-up. The Joy of Short Rowing.
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I'm not a knitter so to me it's a mystery how you made that. I blame my left handed mother who tried to teach a right handed person to knit.
ReplyDeleteThat rh lh difference is a hurdle. Not one I really get, because I have mixed dominance, use whichever hand works for the circumstances. But I've known lh dominant people baffled by rh instructions, and, you point out, vice versa.
DeleteExactly...I cannot get my head around the instructions and I end up taking it all apart....sigh :)
DeleteThat is beautiful! I only learned how to knit flat, simple things and cannot imagine how to do that - but I sure like the look of it!
ReplyDeleteShort rows are not as hard as you might think. I like the designery effect of this. And the yarn is doing all the color changes.
DeleteIt is lovely knitting.
ReplyDeleteMy brain has fun figuring out how to look at it.
Oh please, don't ever grow up! We like you just the way you are.
ReplyDeleteFortunately for me! Since I'm stuck with me.
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