I’m doing directional increases to make the mitre while avoiding creating any holes or gaps. Translation: the increased stitch on the right corner will slant to the right, the increased stitch on the left corner will slant to the left.
To make the right slanting increase, I brought the tip of the left hand needle under the strand between the stitches on the left hand and right hand needles, from back to front. Then I knit this loop (that I created by picking up the strand) through the front.
To make the left slanting increase, I brought the tip of the left hand needle under the strand between the stitches on the left hand and right hand needles, from front to back. Then I knit this loop (that I created by picking up the strand) through the back.
To make the right slanting increase, I brought the tip of the left hand needle under the strand between the stitches on the left hand and right hand needles, from back to front. Then I knit this loop (that I created by picking up the strand) through the front.
To make the left slanting increase, I brought the tip of the left hand needle under the strand between the stitches on the left hand and right hand needles, from front to back. Then I knit this loop (that I created by picking up the strand) through the back.
11 comments:
It looks great Fran!
That's a good idea not to make anything too lacy for a baby blanket. The pattern you've chosen seems to work well with the St George's Cross too.
Oh, that looks really nice. I love the diamonds.
Thank you Wannietta, Susanne, and yarndork.
i think i should consider basic knitting classes.... your corner looks fantastic. cant wait to see the fo!
Thanks, Lara!
ooooh~ it does look great!!
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Just beautiful! I may need your help with this someday.
I'd be happy to help you whenever you would like, Lupie.
Thank you, hopieknits! I have visited the other blogs and feel so inadequate, but thank you for feeling I deserve it.
The border looks great, and I love the stitch pattern!
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