I don’t understand why some patterns are written out, and others only have diagrams. I would love to have this one written in traditional format. Many thanks.
Because this is a resource of knitting patterns that we are collating in order to make the ultimate library. Some come in charts and others in written format. It takes a lot of time to write them all out, this site is a passion project and we don’t have time to do what you are asking with the hundreds of patterns available here. You could learn how to read a chart.
Hi! I am sure it would be much easier for us to have written instructions instead of the dots pattern.I have written the pattern for anyone who wants to use it R1: K2 P3 K3 R2 and all even rows as the stiches appear. R3: As row 1 R5:K2 SSK Yo K4 R7: K1 SSK Yo K1 Yo K2tog K2 R9: P1 K5 P2 R11: As Row 9 R13: K6 SSK Yo R15: Yo K2tog K3 SSK Yo K1
I have not yet try to knit the pattern but I think it is correct.
I don’t understand why some patterns are written out, and others only have diagrams. I would love to have this one written in traditional format.
Many thanks.
Because this is a resource of knitting patterns that we are collating in order to make the ultimate library. Some come in charts and others in written format. It takes a lot of time to write them all out, this site is a passion project and we don’t have time to do what you are asking with the hundreds of patterns available here. You could learn how to read a chart.
Hi! I am sure it would be much easier for us to have written instructions instead of the dots pattern.I have written the pattern for anyone who wants to use it
R1: K2 P3 K3
R2 and all even rows as the stiches appear.
R3: As row 1
R5:K2 SSK Yo K4
R7: K1 SSK Yo K1 Yo K2tog K2
R9: P1 K5 P2
R11: As Row 9
R13: K6 SSK Yo
R15: Yo K2tog K3 SSK Yo K1
I have not yet try to knit the pattern but I think it is correct.