This popular post on using flat charts to knit rounds shapes has been moved to the “Technique” section of Mary Ann’s new website, MaryAnnStephens.com.
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This is a great explanation of graph knitting for round shapes!
As an earth science teacher, I love the world map analogy. Great comparison… Georges
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Thank you so much. Yes, I understand it now, and can start. I was so impressed that you answered so quickly, when you are a very busy person. I hope you have time for your own knitting and creating. 😊. Please keep me on your email/mailing list.
And … Happy Thanksgiving!
Gladys Dittmer
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🙂 Thanks for the pattern! I’m somewhat of a n00b when it comes to knitting, but I assume if you were using 4 double pointed needles, you would basically just repeat this on each needle?
Well, yes, as long as you understand that you’re repeating each row on each panel before progressing to the next row and that you’re knitting consistently in one clockwise direction.