The bracelet consists of two rows of
beads, a stopper to separate the beads
representing the completed rows, and a very
large bead to differentiate the side of the bracelet containing the beads that represent
the completed rows.
Instructions:
Place your bracelet around your wrist
or keep it somewhere close at hand while you are working. All the beads should be on one
side of the stopper away from the very large bead. The smaller beads represent a
single row and the larger bead represent a set of ten rows.
Knit your first row. Now move one of
the smaller beads through the stopper toward the very
large bead.
Knit your second row. Move another
small bead through the stopper toward the very
large bead…Continue in this manner for nine rows. All small beads will now be on the
side with the very large bead.
When you knit the tenth row, move one
large bead through the stopper toward
the very large bead, and move all the smaller
beads back through the stopper
away from the very large bead side.
You are now ready to begin rows 11-19
and they will be counted by moving the smaller beads through the stopper toward the very large bead side.
When you get to row 20, move a large
bead toward the very large bead side and move the smaller beads back through the stopper
to the side away from the very large bead. Continue in this manner until your
project is complete.
This counter will keep count of a
maximum of 100 rows…if your pattern exceeds this amount of rows, just continue the
process until you have reached the number of rows for your project.
I hope you enjoy your bracelet…
Hugs, Carol Ann J |
