Help With Pattern - Inc 1 st at each side on 5th and following 6th row

by anonymous
(Singapore)


I'm working on the sleeve for a cardigan, didn't follow this part of the pattern a bit confused.

"working in stocking stitch (throughout) inc 1 st at each end of the 5th and every following 6th row to 50 sts"

Does this mean, i increase a stitch on either side of the 5th row AND 6th the counting from there?

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Jul 22, 2023
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by: Anonymous

Sleeve pattern says increase at each end on 5th and following 10th rows. Does this mean 5th and the count 10 or every fifth row?


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Do increase on the 5 th row and then increase every 10 rows after that.

Ratcha
Feb 16, 2023
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by: Anonymous

I’m knitting the sleeves the pattern says " inc1st each end of next row and flowing 6th ( 4th-4th-4th-4th) rows until there are 67(59-63-81-85)st ???
Apr 10, 2022
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by: Anonymous

Inc 1 st at each end of next then every foll 2nd and every foll 5th row
Dec 22, 2021
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by: Ratchadawan

Work even 3 rows and inc a st on each end on the 4th row. Then inc a st on each end every 8th row until you have 47 sts.
Dec 15, 2021
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by: Anonymous

Can anyone help me with this please I am knitting a sleeve the pattern says begin with a purl row work in St-st inc 1 St at each end of 4th and every following 8th row to 47 sts
Oct 28, 2021
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by: Anonymous

Hi I have a pattern as follows:-

what does inc 1 st at each end of 2nd and 5[3:4:10:16]foll 4th rows, then on 7[9:9:5:1]foll 6th rows. Please help.
Oct 17, 2021
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by: Anonymous

This is what my pattern reads. Cont in patt, inc 1 st at each end of 3rd and 5 foll 8th rows, then on 2 foll 10th rows. The phrase 3rd and 5 foll 8th rows confuses me
Mar 19, 2021
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by: Ratchadawan

You almost got it. You increase on the 3rd row, then increase every
4th rows after the 3rd row. So it will be like this;

3rd row: increase
4th-6th: work even
7th: increase
8th-10th: work even
11th: increase
and continue like increase every 4th rows like that until you have 83 sts.

Ratcha
Mar 18, 2021
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by: Anonymous

Hello there!
Can you help me understand this pattern:

Continue in patt as given for back, increasing and working into patt 1 st at each end of 3rd and every foll 4th rows to 83 sts

Does that mean I need to increase in every 3rd and 4th row? for example,
3rd row (increase)
4th row (increase
5th - 6th row work even in pattern)
7th row (increase)
8th row (increase)
10th - 11th row (work even in pattern)

Is it like that?
Feb 06, 2021
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by: Kay

Hi all can someone please help me with my increasing on sleeve.
Pattern reads
Inc 1st at each end of 5th and (5) foll 6th rows, then on every foll 8th row until 49 stitches . I've figured the row bits but it is the (5) bit that is confusing me.
I'm using a easy stylecraft pattern
Apr 05, 2018
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by: Ratchadawan

Hi,

It means to increase 1 st at each end of the 5th row one time (right side). Then after that, you do increases on each side every 6th row until you have a total of 50 sts. All the inc rows should all be on the right side.

Thanks for visiting and sending in your question.

Enjoy your project!

Ratcha

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