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Just curious ext_1515967 November 27 2012, 02:26:00 UTC

What kind of increase did you use?

Re: Just curious rjdaae November 27 2012, 02:37:01 UTC

Just the standard basic increase that I learned when I first started knitting. (I actually didn't realize there was more than one way, haha.) I'd describe it to you, but it's been a while since I've made anything and I'm not sure I could remember without actually getting some needles out. It wasn't anything special, though. :)

Re: Just curious ext_1515967 April 17 2014, 14:33:46 UTC

It's probably k2tog

Re: Just curious ext_1515967 October 8 2014, 20:38:24 UTC

k2tog is a decrease it means knit two together
you are thinking of kfb meaning knit front and back which is an increase and the standard one not to make any holes.

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LOVE! lotd_fiberarts January 13 2013, 06:41:49 UTC

I absolutely LOVE the way you have set up the pattern instructions.
It is so easy to follow and makes wonderful sense! Thank you!

Re: LOVE! rjdaae January 14 2013, 04:43:37 UTC

You're welcome! :) I don't 'really' know how to write knitting patterns, so I just tried to explain it as simply and easy to follow-able as possible. I'm glad you like it!

: ) anonymous April 17 2014, 14:32:38 UTC

Thank you so much! My sister and I are positively OBSESSED with Dr Who and I am really looking forward to knitting this for us. :)

Re: : ) anonymous April 17 2014, 20:54:29 UTC

Aww, you're welcome! :)

Squeal! anonymous May 18 2014, 10:52:34 UTC

I'm knitting this as we speak!

DR Who anonymous October 8 2014, 20:40:25 UTC

I have spent the last 4 weeks knitting a Dr Who scarf for my father with no secret squirrel action whatsoever, so I may make this for Christmas to give him as a surprise to go with the Tom Baker scarf