"I see that your comment is from 2018, so I hope you've found a good working method by now, but if you haven't here's my way of dealing with lace knitting. I use stitch markers between the repeats in the pattern. It helps to think of the YO and k2tog as a couple. Unless there's a decrease somewhere, they have to be somewhere together as a couple. Count your stitches after knitting each repeat until you get comfortable with the YO and k2tog stitches. I also use a Post-it note to follow along with a chart. Cover up everything except the row you are on. It takes a moment to readjust them after each row, but it saves me time in the long run when I lose my place in a chart. Best wishes!"

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"hi im having trouble locating the cable instructions and what does T3F mean. Please help me..."

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"How did you make it with the third line of the pattern instructing you to work 5 rows and end up with 7 stitches on row 9 with an increase row in between, it refers to the lace pattern at right, but there are no right and there are no at right instructions, just wondering how you completed it with what appear to be errors in the pattern?"

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"Why calling it "all free knitting" if this pattern is on sale on the designer's ravelry account?"

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"Thanks for input"

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