How to
figure it out? Well, I know I was at RC240 when I ended and I started with row 1. The stitch pattern
is 38 rows by 24 sts, so keep adding 38 rows until you get close to below 240
and at 228, I can see there are 12 rows to RC240. That should mean I am going
to knit row 13 of the pattern. Give that a try and hope to heck I had my point
cams and N1 cam where I thought I did (fingers crossed!)! OMG, I just got
really, really lucky! It pays to keep good notes!Tuesday, March 6, 2018
it went to my head...
How to
figure it out? Well, I know I was at RC240 when I ended and I started with row 1. The stitch pattern
is 38 rows by 24 sts, so keep adding 38 rows until you get close to below 240
and at 228, I can see there are 12 rows to RC240. That should mean I am going
to knit row 13 of the pattern. Give that a try and hope to heck I had my point
cams and N1 cam where I thought I did (fingers crossed!)! OMG, I just got
really, really lucky! It pays to keep good notes!
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