Dec 1 st each side every 10th row 4 times

#1

Hi fellow knitters from a longtime lurker.

I’m having trouble with instructions and feel sure someone can clarify for me. The pattern reads

Dec 1 st each side every 10th row 4 times - 58 (62, 66, 70) sts.

Here’s what I think I’m supposed to do: Decrease 1 stitch on each side on row 10, row 20, row 30 and row 40 to equal the “4 times.” I have 78 stitches on needles now, so if I do this I’ll end up with 70 stitches. Does this sound right?

Also, what do you all think is the better way to decrease - k2tog or ssk? I’m doing a sweater if it matters.

Thanks in advance,

Cindy

#2

Yes, you’ve got it right. As for the type of decrease, since this will be seamed, I’m assuming, k2tog is probably easiest.

And Welcome! :waving:

#3

Thanks, Ingrid, for the welcome and the quick response.

Also, sorry for double-posting my question. Not sure what I did.

Cindy