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knittinggoo · 09-25-2006, 08:53 AM

Knitqueen, I'm sorry for another question. I've decided to knit a few short rows (4) as insurance since I find myself tugging at many of my tops. The pattern says "work even for 39 rows". I need to add my short rows. Do I replace some of the 39 rows with short rows? I'm guessing not since I still need the 39 rows for the back. So do I add my short rows after I am finished working even for 39 rows? At the end of those rows, the shirt should almost cover my bust.

What I think I should so is work even for a few inches, add my short rows, then resume working even to get the 39 rows I need.

Thanks for your help.

09-25-2006, 08:53 AM	#7
knittinggoo Casting On Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 16 Thanks: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Knitqueen, I'm sorry for another question. I've decided to knit a few short rows (4) as insurance since I find myself tugging at many of my tops. The pattern says "work even for 39 rows". I need to add my short rows. Do I replace some of the 39 rows with short rows? I'm guessing not since I still need the 39 rows for the back. So do I add my short rows after I am finished working even for 39 rows? At the end of those rows, the shirt should almost cover my bust. What I think I should so is work even for a few inches, add my short rows, then resume working even to get the 39 rows I need. Thanks for your help.