Okay, so I'm trying to make a hat right by knitting.The hat design is.Rib stitch 1 inchThen knit 1 rowpurl the nextrepeat for 6 inches.next knit 3 stitches, then knit 3 TOGETHER.next row purlrepeat last 2 steps until there's 7 stitches left.Then sew it together or something.Well, before I got to the knitting 3 stitches part, I noticed my needles had roughly 30+ extra stitches or more.The pattern asks you to start with 87 on your needlesAnd I didSomehow I ended up with well over 100.Now my hat is HUGE.As I'm knitting, how do I prevent this? And if it happens, how do I reduce 1 or 2 stitches as I go along? Just knit them together?PSI'm sort of teaching myself to knit online through youtubeAside from extra stitches my patterns look pretty friggin' sweetCan't wait till I get it down right.PSSI have no one I know in person to show me what I'm doing wrongEveryone else I know who even messes with yarn crochetsAny help will do wonders!Thanks!Chris.
It will probably be okay unless you were lying about your age and your like twelve or something, then it might do something minor.
There's a sharp edge where it broke off of the canI'd see a doctor for an X-ray, just in caseBesides, aluminum is not a vitamin.
