LTK hybrid rib questions!

[mom2sol]

Okay, so I've been having a grand time dying yarn with kool-aid! Here's a picture of my latest. I used orange, cherry and berry blue for this one.
I made a sheepy sack with matching LTK pilot hat.

I've made another sheepy sack with a batch of yarn I dyed using the blue lemonade, lemonade and black cherry kool-aid. I decided to make a hybrid rib with the remaining yarn- I made one before but it was too small for a baby of mine, so I gave it to my daughter for her dolls ( it was really an experiment any way using scraps).

So all is going great, I've got the short rows figured out and for the small size I end up inserting two short rows in the back. But when I get to the part where you knit and bind off I end up with only 30 in the back and 34 stitches in front. There's suppose to be 34 each... hmmmm???? I'm wondering are these the stitches I'm losing when I knit go back and knit together my wrapped stitch? That would be four stitches for two short rows.
But wouldn't the pattern take that into account? What am I doing wrong?

[Knittin' in the Shade]

when you work the wrap with the stitch, you aren't losing a stitch - you're incorporating the wrap WITH the stitch. If you're decreasing stitches at the ends of the short rows, you're not doing them right - you should defintiely NOT be decreasing stitches there.

[mom2sol]

Oh yeah! When you do the wrap you're adding, so when you knit it together you're just going back to the same amount! Duh..... sorry! I don't know where I'm losing those. It turned out fine in the end, looks great.
I just have to figure out the gussets now, I don't crochet so I'm putting that bit off.

Thanks for taking the time to answer my silly question!