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Lisa
"Seems like an excessive amount of yarn for a baby blanket. The balls are 1,256 yards each and the pattern calls for 2. I wonder if this yarn amount is correct, I'm going to check it on the bernat site before I start."
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"The numbers at the end of the row indicate what the stitch count should be after finishing the row. You are increasing 1 stitch every row for the first half and decreasing 1 stitch every row for the second half. Hope this helps, happy knitting."
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"You follow the pattern exactly as written, with short row shaping unworked stitches are only temporary until the shaping is finished and all stitches are incorporated back into the pattern until article is complete and you are instructed to cast off the stitches. Hope this helps."
Lisa
"You follow the pattern exactly all stitches will be worked back into the pattern until you are instructed to cast off. With short row shaping you are only leaving stitches unworked temporarily until the actual shaping is done."
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"yes, the stitch count of 87 stitches is maintained throughout the pattern. For every decrease there is a corresponding increase, the yo is the increase , if you are losing or gaining stitches I would look to your yo and tweek it, I've been knitting for nearly 50 years and this what still trips me up from time to time."

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