Well, I don't know what the deal is with row 61 (the last row of Chart C), but despite all my efforts I ended up with extra stitches in row 63. Fortunately they occurred around the center stitch, so I improvised and it all worked out okay. Row 63 isn't a very difficult row, but it contains a bunch of increases to create the Estonian Lilies. I actually had to go over my knitting working from the center stitch out making sure that everything was symmetrical. Whatever happened in those two rows, I didn't have any trouble with the rest of Chart D. After I pinned it out for the photo I checked the symmetry of Charts C and D and everything looks good. Now I get to repeat Charts C and D, so I will get another crack at rows 61 and 63.
You can get a pretty good sense of the color transition in this photo. I think it looks good, I may never do another set of transitions rows with a gradiance set again. I find that thought rather liberating. I guess I am lazy about some things, and color changes are one of those things.
You can get a pretty good sense of the color transition in this photo. I think it looks good, I may never do another set of transitions rows with a gradiance set again. I find that thought rather liberating. I guess I am lazy about some things, and color changes are one of those things.
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