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Archives for: 2007, week 10
03/08/07
10:59:20 pm, by admin 
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Categories: Amanda Knits and Designs, Designing, Knitting
Knitting Design Math
If I knit 3 inches with 2 balls of yarn doubled, how much yarn will it take to make a sleeveless sweater 24 inches long, considering that after 5 inches of work I will start decreasing on both sides and after 15 inches of work, I will split for the armholes? And how much extra yarn did that crazy-intensive 415 stitch I-cord cast on (thus, over 1600 stitches) take and how many more rows can that account for for the rest of the sweater?
Shoot, how many balls it needs it moot since I have 9 left.
So. How do I make this work?
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