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TheresainMN
Good evening. I am wondering why when I work an afghan across (without turning) the finished afghan slants even thought the stiches line up to form the pattern.
Specifically I am talking about this pattern. It is a pattern that my grandmother did frequently, one for each of her grandchildren. Because it was special to her I wanted to master the pattern to make some for my kids. I used the pattern a few years ago to make an Afghan and it’s slanted. I didn’t notice it at first and all of the stitches line up in order to form the diamond shape it wasn’t until I was about halfway through that I noticed the slanting . I added a picture but this is not the afghan that slants. That one is not available to get pictures. I just thought maybe the picture might help to spark some ideas.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
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