I am a bit behind, since I just started knitting Clue 1, but I am really struggling getting my numbers right. I hope someone will be able to help me out. I am knitting size 3, pullover. - I just finished the first colour work chart, and the 1 round Cc. I have 156 stitches as per pattern. - I cut Cc and Ca as per instruction, but here the struggle starts. Right below ‘Size 9 only’ there is an increase round. It mentions Cc, but I already cut Cc and joined Cb so I assume I should use Cb in my case? - Or should I continue with “All sizes”? Then it starts with ‘last increase round’, but I didn’t have any increase round before. And I should somehow end up with 182 stitches, but that last increase round is only +1 stitch. So where can I find my increase round? - If I do the increase round as mentioned under ‘size 9 only’ I have 4 stitches left at the end of the row, and I have 178 stitches. Next round is 1 stitch increase so 179, and not the required 182. What am I not seeing? Where do I go wrong?

Sorry Zanete if this message isn't allowed .... But i'm so curious.... Where do you all come from. How spread is your reach of knitters. I think we come from all over the world. We have to do something to kill the time untill the first releas on friday! I have a lot of pleasure here in this group. Seeing all the combinations, reading tips and tricks... Every part in the world has his own knitting method. I will start. I'm from Belgium Europe. A small country with a king and queen! I live near by Bruges. In the middle ages it was a very important city, a center of trade. Nature did dry up the waterways and it fell asleep. Still Looks like the middle ages. A lot of tourism. So English isn't my language. But I'm doïng the best I can and don't use google Translate. Let my mind donthe work

❗IMPORTANT: Be sure to post your work-in-progress photos as comments in this thread only, so they don’t pop up in the feed on their own. . Now that we’re finished with the colourwork and the CC is freed, so we can add that neckband and finally ease everyone’s worries about that wide neckline. I’ve got a few reasons why I like to add it at this point, and I go over the main one in the tutorial for this clue. . If you’re sharing on other social platforms, don’t forget to add a spoiler alert! You can use your yarn or grab one of the pre-made images here: https://go.zaneteknits.com/myal2-covers. . Still need the pattern? You can get it here: https://go.zaneteknits.com/doeweyoke2-download-rav

❗IMPORTANT: Be sure to post your work-in-progress photos as comments in this thread only, so they don’t show up in the feed on their own. . This one’s a great chance to try out a new technique—the Ladderback jacquard for catching longer floats. . If you’re sharing on other social media, don’t forget to include a spoiler alert! You can use your yarn or one of the pre-made images here: https://go.zaneteknits.com/myal2-covers. . Still need the pattern? You can grab it here: https://go.zaneteknits.com/doeweyoke2-download-rav

❗Important: Make sure to post your work-in-progress photos as comments on this thread only, so they don’t appear the feed on their own. . I know this might stir up some opinions, but honestly, I’m not one to insist that everyone follow a pattern to the letter. It’s more like a recipe—open to interpretation. Throw in your own twist to make it fit your style and patience level; it’ll be more fun for everyone which is why we're here! And congrats on making it to the half way point! . If you’re sharing elsewhere on social media, don’t forget to add a spoiler alert—use your yarn or one of the pre-made images here: https://go.zaneteknits.com/myal2-covers. . If you still need the pattern, you can grab it here: https://go.zaneteknits.com/doeweyoke2-download-rav