evenstarchick
Ah!
Ok so I have a problem, I don't read pattern symbols before I start knitting. What I thought was a ssk was really a s1k1 psso. :( I only realized this after I knit 14 of 22 rows of the first chart. What should I do? Should I:
1. Say screw it, and knit the entire shawl with a ssk
2. Continue knitting the ssk until this chart is complete and then switch to the correct stitch when I get to the next chart
or
3. Rip it out and cast on 375 stitches on size US3 needles with pure silk yarn that knots very easily, and is thinner than embroidery floss.
Ah!
Ok so I have a problem, I don't read pattern symbols before I start knitting. What I thought was a ssk was really a s1k1 psso. :( I only realized this after I knit 14 of 22 rows of the first chart. What should I do? Should I:
1. Say screw it, and knit the entire shawl with a ssk
2. Continue knitting the ssk until this chart is complete and then switch to the correct stitch when I get to the next chart
or
3. Rip it out and cast on 375 stitches on size US3 needles with pure silk yarn that knots very easily, and is thinner than embroidery floss.