
Anyhow, the thing is as the yarn came from my stash (out of the box of granny gave me) I don't know what the yarn is and I had no idea how much (if any) it was going to grow by on blocking. The only answer was to knit and block a test swatch - and here is the result. It didn't grow at all!! Well, hardly at all. So, more repeats it is then.
195 stitches and counting ..... How big, is big enough?
5 comments:
It's a very pretty colour.... I think big enough is when you feel that knitting anymore repeats is a chore and you don't enjoy it.... I did 3 and was glad there wouldn't have been enough yarn left to do a 4th!!!!!
I just kept going till there was no yarn left. Please don't forget the lifelines - once you're too confident because you know the pattern so well, disaster may strike.
love the colour. I would just carry on until you run our of yarn...bigger the better LOL
I also did 3 extra repeats and wish I perhaps I had done 1 or 2 more. I did have enough yarn but I really wanted to finish it. Also the more repeats, the more stitches to cast off - it takes a looong time! That is a lovely colour.
Sebskins, if you knew how much of this yarn I have left, you really wouldn't be saying that!! I've done 2 repeats and started the next but I think I might call it a day after that and do the border. If I decide it's not big enough, I'll put it in the Christmas pressie pile and give it away. I really want to get on and start another with my other yarn.
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