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One at a time. :rofling: (I just kill myself!)
To count rows, you can do a number of things. The simplest is to make a slash mark on a scrap of paper each time you turn your knitting. You can purchase a row counter, a little cylinder that sits on your needle, which you turn as you complete each row--available everywhere and cheap. Or you can look at the knitting and count the number of 'v' stitches up from your cast-on edge to see how many rows you've knit.
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Time flies like an arrow, but fruit flies like a banana.
Hop aboard while we follow the cloud-covered van of knitting harmony, man!! Woooo!! --Hedgehog
IngridKH on Ravelry
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