JoAnne ^{1 day ago}

Where is there a graph to follow for this eagle design? 

Hi Sue, I'm from Idaho where I lived while growing up. I presently live in Branson, MO. I've gotten started back to crocheting and knitting along with doing my novel writing. Welcome to this group. 

JoAnne

Wish you had a video on your stitches, as I'm not understanding the wrap process.  I'm a new knitter. 

I wish you just started your patterns by just telling how many chain stitches to do to start the pattern.  Make things easier to read.  Thank you. 

What is edge stitch? 

I'm finding this a problem with this site. A video showing how to do the stitches would be a huge improvement to the site. 

Is there a video explaining the pattern for this pretty pillow? I don't understand row 2. What does this mean? 

Also not sure what I'm seeing on the chart. 

Thanks,

I'm confused about just what type of yarn this calls for. Is it wool, or yarn with some wool? The picture looks like it has three colors such as black, light grey and, white. But the pattern only calls for the two colors. It's a pretty bag either way. Thanks for the pattern. 

Thank you. I would like to see a sweater pattern written using this type of stitch. I think it would look pretty. 

It would be nice to have a chart on each of the patterns, to know what the abbreviations mean. Such as what is psso? 

Thanks, 

JoAnne

I would love to have all of your stitch chart explanation to what your stitches mean. Such as with this scarf, what's (WS)? 

Thank you. 

JoAnne

What is a selvedge stitch? 

Is there a video showing how to work this pattern?

For the price one pays today for patterns, it makes sense to make it up more than once. When I sewed back when, if I had a pattern I especially liked, yes I used it.

Where are in instructions to make this pretty lace?

I'm confused with these directions. I was always taught to K1, P1 across row. In the second row, Begin opposite to what the end stitch was such as if the last stich was a knit then start row with a Pearl stitch and work across. Is this wrong?

Is there a video to show just how this is done?