Now that the pattern is charted and written out row by row, it's time to get busy test knitting. I want to do my best to fix any errors before I launch the pattern out into the world. Gavin thought I should publish as is, and then revise if/when I hear about errors ... at least he thought that until I showed him Ravelry's Pattern Hall of Shame. Yikes!
In the meantime, I'm still knitting newborn hats for the Burera Hospital in Rwanda. I cast on my sixth hat last night - another pink hat. My second Glynis sock is on hold - it's too complicated for knitting on subways and buses. Maybe I'll get somewhere with that this weekend.
2 comments:
I always give myself deadlines for getting my patterns out and it never happens, I'm always later than I planned. And you're right it is better to make sure the pattern is right first.
best to get it right and await the plaudits!
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