Oct. 30, 2009 - Untitled Comment

Posted by okiegirl

Your pictures are beautiful! I remember when we went to the lake and we were feeding the geese one of the geese (I call him mister bad goose now) bit my little sister! As you can see that's why I call him mister bad goose :>). g2g 4 now! Aubrey

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Nov. 2, 2009 - Untitled Comment

Posted by BookLover

Hello! I tried to reply to your message but your inbox is full. :-p I'll try again later.

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Nov. 5, 2009 - Hi!!

Posted by BookwormMN

Hello! Thank you for the comments, sorry it took me so long to reply back! This is how I learned to increase - it can be used anywhere in a row. But it can add only one stitch. 1. Knit into the stitch where you want to increase in the usual way, but do not drop this stitch off the left-hadn neddle. 2. Insert the tip of the right-hand needle into the back of the same stitch on the left-hand needle. 3. Knit the stitch again so that you now have two stiches on the right needle. 4. Drop the original stitch off the left needle. You have now increased by one stitch and can continue to knit the row. We got your letter today - thank you!!! ~Amber

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