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isabeau · 11-05-2007, 03:18 PM

Both colors.

The pattern is over ... well, 29 stitches twice, so 58 stitches; the two outer stitches are both edge stitches. You slip the first one, and knit the last one with both colors, but you then treat the with-both-colors thing as a single stitch, and slip it. (If you didn't, you'd end up with a slightly odd-shaped dishcloth, since you'd be increasing one every row.

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11-05-2007, 03:18 PM	#18
isabeau 1st Leg of the Journey Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 176 Thanks: 3 Thanked 52 Times in 48 Posts	Both colors. The pattern is over ... well, 29 stitches twice, so 58 stitches; the two outer stitches are both edge stitches. You slip the first one, and knit the last one with both colors, but you then treat the with-both-colors thing as a single stitch, and slip it. (If you didn't, you'd end up with a slightly odd-shaped dishcloth, since you'd be increasing one every row. ) __________________ Isabeau * 'isabeautiful' on ravelry I knit, therefore I am. Current projects: a hat, one pair of socks, a pair of fingerless gloves, and zero sanity. Future projects: more socks, more gloves (some with fingers, even!), a tea cozy, a penguin scarf, and even less sanity.