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"Yes, this pattern, as written, is very confusing. I copied and pasted into a word document and simplified it by putting into row by row. Hope this helps as they a cute little booties."
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"Hi, Row 17 is missing a step. It reads BO4, k2tog(x4), k16 (32 sets). It should read BO4, k12, k2tog(x4), k16 (32 sets). There are also rows that I feel should be p2tog instead of k2tog, but it still works ok."
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"The 80 stitches are the base cast on, you are increasing every stitch in the 3rd row once and the 6th row 3 times, giving you a total working length of 1280 stitches after all increases are completed."

Knitted Flowers

Knitted Flowers
by Nicky Epstein
Publisher: sixth&spring books
http://www.sixthandspringbooks.com/
ISBN: 91933027940

Reviewed By Caitlin Kavanaugh, Editor for AllFreeKnitting.com

 

What better way to celebrate spring than with this beautiful book by Nicky Epstein.  Knitted Flowers will show you how to make all types of delicate knit flowers.  You'll enjoy placing them on afghans, scarves, purses - or even in your hair.

Inside you'll find instructions for creating an ultra-feminine cardigan, a pair of embellished bridal gloves, a vintage-esque cloche and more!  My favorite flower pattern is the Three-Petal Flower on p. 122.  Pair this flower with a couple feathers and you have the perfect hair accessory for daytime or night. Whether you decide to felt your flowers or leave them as-is, you'll have so much fun making these beautiful projects and embellishments. 


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Mar 24, 2011

Sounds like a cute book! Notice that the giveaway for this book starts today ... can you post a link to the giveaway page, please? Thanks!

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