Winter just got very winterish all of a sudden. Tempertures stay below 0°C for most of the day and it snows every now and then. I found a little snowy heart under my window!
I came up with this form my bolster coushion cover:
Circumference 54cm
CO 64 st with provisional COI came up with this form my bolster coushion cover:
Circumference 54cm
Row1: * row always starts here: k2 p2 k4 p2 k24 p2 k4 p2 k22
Row2: k2 M1L p2 k4 p2 SSK k23 M1L p2 k4 p2 SSK k21 adjust row marker position
Row3: knit knits purl purls
Row4: k2 M1L p2 cross2L p2 SSK k23 M1L p2 k4 p2 SSK k21 adjust row marker position
And I was happy about it... untill I realised that it was:
I decided to go with three cables separated by two plain stripes. It's the last one sketched.
And I was happy about it... untill I realised that it was:
- too big - I based my calculations on an old (and currently nonexistent) swatch.
- weirdly shaped - that's what you get when you mess with the row marker
- asymmetrical on sides - SSK isn't the neatest decrease.
That's how I abandoned my Slanting Cables Plan, and now I have a Vertical Cables Plan going on.
It wasn't easy to pick one version of it either:
I decided to go with three cables separated by two plain stripes. It's the last one sketched.
Have a nice afternoon!
PS.: Don't you just LOVE winter sky? I certainly do!
No comments:
Post a Comment