I cannot read the cart to know how to knit this great neckercief.
by DB Tate
(Ft. Washington, MD (USA))
I cannot, however, follow the chart. Can you / will you help me by translating the chart into words?
YOUR ANSWER
I could, but it would probably be better for you if I showed you how to do it yourself instead. That way you can do it for other patterns as well.
If you have a look at the side of the chart you should see the legend. Each of the symbols on the chart have a definition, and you use that legend to work out the instructions for each row.
Blank squares are knit stitches so your first row (reading from right to left) are k2, the circle means YO and the forward slash means k2 tog. Then there is another YO followed by k1. The back slash means ssk.
You just work your way along each row writing down the instructions as you go.
So the first row would look like this:
K2, yo, k2tog, yo, k1, yo, ssk, k5, k2tog, yo, k1, yo, ssk, yo, k2.
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