Started this teacloth from the "Second book of Modern Laceknitting" by Marianne Kinzel today:
ROE - The Rose of England
here on row 27 or so, still at the beginning
3 comments:
Anonymous
said...
Der Anfang sieht richtig schön aus. Ich bin sehr gespannt, wie Deine englische Rose weiter aussehen wird. Hab sie ja auch noch auf meinem "Wunschzettel"...
I was wondering if you could help me with the Rose of England by Kinzel. Yours obviously turned out gorgeous.
I’m having trouble starting, interpreting those damn ‘X’s in front of the chart. What do they exactly mean? I understand that you move the first stitch by just knnitting it plain, but what does the rest of the sentence mean, adding to the previous row?????
Please help? I’ve been stuck on it all morning and am about to rip rip rip and I don’t even know if it looks right or not.
here on row 27 or so, still at the beginning
here on row 27 or so, still at the beginning
3 comments:
Der Anfang sieht richtig schön aus. Ich bin sehr gespannt, wie Deine englische Rose weiter aussehen wird. Hab sie ja auch noch auf meinem "Wunschzettel"...
Schöne Pfingsten noch
Monika
Oh my! That is so beautiful. If that is only the beginning, I can't wait to see the finished product. Lovely yarn and lovely knitting.
Hi there
I was wondering if you could help me with the Rose of England by Kinzel. Yours obviously turned out gorgeous.
I’m having trouble starting, interpreting those damn ‘X’s in front of the chart. What do they exactly mean? I understand that you move the first stitch by just knnitting it plain, but what does the rest of the sentence mean, adding to the previous row?????
Please help? I’ve been stuck on it all morning and am about to rip rip rip and I don’t even know if it looks right or not.
Much help appreciated.
Thanks
Kenny
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