Knitting query~disconnected pattern.

by Tina
(IL)

I am knitting a triangular shaped shawlette with ruffles on circular needles, garter stitch. The pattern has 4 sections. The first is setup rows (first section). At end of 5 rows the pattern shows 15 stitches due to increasing. However the body pattern (second section) starts on row 1 again and calls for 6 stitches only. Then the edging pattern (third sections) starts on row 1 yet again and calls for 6 stitches to begin. The pattern does not advise to use markers or does not show ws or rs.

How do u keep knitting on circular needles when the stitch count does not match?

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Feb 15, 2021
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shawlette
by: Ratchadawan

Hello again, Tina

I just finished with the first question you send and just realized that this is the same question I read before but with a more details.

When you mentioned that the shawl has a ruffle edge, then I realize that this has to be a short row knitting between the body and the edge. That's why it asks to work only 6 sts out of those 15. In order to create the ruffle effect, you have to work the edge back and forth more times than you work the body.

I can tell you more if you take a picture and email me at; ratchachambers@to-knit-knitting-stitches.com. I can read it better if you sent it to this email.

Thanks!
Ratcha

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