Decrease "x" sts across
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Albem Bag before realizing I have a very basic question: If a pattern just says "decrease x sts across", is this referring to a certain "basic" way of decreasing which I should know about? Or does this mean you can go about it any way you please - be creative :cool: ?! NB the question is not just with regards to the Albem Bag pattern. I also wonder what to do if I ever come across such a description again! But if someone has another idea about decreasing in that particular pattern, I'm happy to hear it. |
It usually means to decrease x sts approximately evenly spaced across. Don't bunch them together at one spot or another. This calculator will give you some suggestions on how to do that.
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Yes, just dec the sts evenly spaced, using k2tog or ssk, whichever you prefer.
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If the pattern specifies a decrease style, of course that's the one to use. If it doesn't, and I wasn't confident about which way to do it, I'd ask here. |
Thanky you all for the clear answers.
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I guess every way has its pros and cons. |
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