LouAnna Publish time 2012-12-10 06:21

Knitting confirmation..........

When following a graph you read it right to left, right?

In the past I've read them left to right then I read somewhere that the graphs should
be read the other way.   

Has anyone seen them read back and forth and do they write them in this order?

Thanks!
   

CraftTeaLady Publish time 2021-11-11 03:19

Knitting is sure a hard thing to understand when you start.Its very hard for some of us (it sure was for me)

Kyrlyn Publish time 2021-8-21 13:57

#Quick Reply Here#Thanks for sharing patterns!!!!!

heroin959595 Publish time 2021-9-1 15:02

Thank you very much for sharing!

htsear13 Publish time 2022-2-11 02:18

Following this thread

manolimu Publish time 2023-9-4 03:17

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Verank Publish time 2012-12-10 06:37

i have seen patterns that you read to back and forth but then it is stated very clearly on the graph- I let myself be guided by the pattern details- if there is no instructions on there I would be lost!

LouAnna Publish time 2012-12-10 06:56

It doesn't say and since I've started reading it left to right I will continue.It's a tension check at the moment anyway!

LavenderHaze Publish time 2012-12-10 07:02

Edited by sharan555 at 2012-12-9 15:03

In all the graphs I've used, (unless the pattern states otherwise) they are read usually from the bottom, right to left, and then left to right. Usually they indicate which side is the right side.If you don't reverse, you might wind up with very strange results, for often patterns are NOT symmetrical!
I am a very experienced knitter, so I have no doubts about this!
Hope that helps!

LouAnna Publish time 2012-12-10 07:16

Edited by LouAnna at 2012-12-9 23:22

I'll read the forward and see what it says........ right now it just states follow the pattern but the numbers are listed as 1........................., then ...............................2, and from then on only the even numbers are written.    Confusing, usually I follow just written directions not graphed.

I read the instructions, back and forth, depends on ws or rs of knitting.      Thanks everyone!

bluebird Publish time 2012-12-10 14:29

Here is a nice little guide that explains the fundamentals of reading graphic charts for knitwear. I think its rather useful to refer back to from time to time, although I think some graphs are constructed better than others ;P




& I have also added the above pages in pdf format if you wish to download and keep it with your graphic chart patterns as a handy reference :)





LouAnna Publish time 2012-12-11 00:11

Thanks Bluebird!   I'll take a look see later in the day.Thanks for posting this for me!

maureen1959 Publish time 2012-12-11 18:14

Thanks to Bluebird for this great information :D

120605 Publish time 2012-12-11 22:01

Bluebird,
Thank you for the info I am "new knitter" in chart graph and complex patterns and this will help me a lot!!:kiss:

mariaruiz Publish time 2012-12-12 05:24

gracias por compartir
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