After you’ve done 4 rows of shaping at the neck edge only, you’re to start incing 1 st at the arm edge at the beg of the RS rows only. So if row 5 is a RS row, inc 1 st there and on rows 7, 9, etc.
So basically the instructions would now look like this:
1 k
2 p
3 k dcr at end of row (front edge
4 p
5 k [COLOR=“Red”]inc 1 st end of row [/COLOR]
6 p dcr at beg of row (Front edge)
7 k [COLOR=“red”]inc 1 st end of row[/COLOR]
etc…x 20
No, the way you have it written is to inc at the end of row 5 and dec at the beginning of Row 6, that doesn’t make sense. On rows 5 and 7, the RS rows, you inc at the [B]beginning[/B] of the row, not the end.
OMG you are right…sorry…so pattern looks like this:
1 k
2 p
3 k dcr at end of row (front edge
4 p
5 [COLOR=“Red”]k inc 1 st beg of row [/COLOR]
6 p dcr at beg of row (Front edge)
7 [COLOR=“red”]k inc 1 st beg of row[/COLOR]
etc…x 20
Oops, Sue I made a mistake in what I wrote. The 5th row to start the shaping is actually a Purl row. Do I go to the next row (RS row) to start increasing?
The beginning of the row incs are on the RS row. If you’re doing regular stockinette, that would be a knit row. So you may be doing an inc at the beg of the row and dec at the end. Yes, that leaves the same stitch amount, but this is for shaping. What’s the pattern, and is there a link to it or commonly found?
This is a pattern for a dolman sleeve shrug and it is in this month’s Creative Knitting magazine. I just went on the web site but they do not provide the pattern online.
You’ve been very helpful with this. Thank you for your patience. I’m learning this as I go along so this is kind of trial and error.
So according to your answer, I should skip that first P row and go to the K row and start the increases there? It says to do this 9 times.
now I’m at side shaping. Can you tell me if only RS rows are to be casted on? Here is the instruction
“At the same time, after 4 rows, shape side edge at beg of RS by inc 1 st (every other row) 9 times, then cast on (2 sts) 9 times, (4 sts) 6 times, and (6 sts) twice”