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Sheepy Pants gusset???

post #1 of 6
Thread Starter 
Eeep! I spoke too soon. So, can any SP knitters explain what she means in the gusset extension instructions? She says:

Work gusset extension:
K10 (6), turn
etc.

Does this mean, well, what could it mean? Why doesn't this make sense to me!? Parenthetical remarks in patterns always flumax me after my Odessa fiasco


SAHM to 2 nurslings
post #2 of 6
I found the SP pattern in my email and took a look. I'm pretty sure that for the newborn size you K10, for all other sizes you K6 instead. Make sense? The you just turn your work and purl the backside - you are basically making a little extra flap for the crotch.
post #3 of 6
Thread Starter 
Ohhhh! That makes a lot of sense. Wonder why that wasn't made a leetle bit more explicit in the pattern. Thank you!!!!


SAHM to 2 nurslings
post #4 of 6
Its actually for all sizes you knit 10 except if you are making the pants for non-cloth diapered bums then you do 6 (for all sizes). It is explained in the Note: above the pics of the two different style gussets. HTH!
post #5 of 6
Thread Starter 
Oh boy. And I read that part several times through I should really stop reading my patterns after midnight! Thank you for pointing this out!



SAHM to 2 nurslings
post #6 of 6
I had the same problem when I first read the pattern, too. Jorie's right, if I recall correctly (I don't have the pattern in front of me right now); the pattern gives you "low rise" options if you are making just a pair of pants rather than a soaker to go over a bulky cloth diaper.
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