Karen Ramsey

So far I am experiencing the same problem that Brigit Hampel was describing. I am trying it with a marker before the K1 and increasing a stitch before the marker and after the marker. Then on the row that says *yo, k2tog* I did not include the K1 stitch by the markers. It doesn't make sense to do that. This pattern definitely needs corrections in order to obtain the same item as indicated by the picture. It is beautiful but does not explain the process clearly. Not even intermediate level knitters are going to be able to find it clear. The needle size indicated has to be wrong for U.S. size needles. I am using a size 6 but a 4 would also work better. That makes the neck size larger. Sooo sad.

Brigit Hampel

I tried knitting this pattern but I had to give up. In order to maintain the centre front and back stitches, you would constantly have to be moving the markers in a way that is not specified. The YO K2tog row has an odd number of sts which in order to make it work requires you to use that centre k1. The row that follows it does not indicate where that marker is in relation to the kfb increases. It is a nice design but I would have to rewrite the pattern to make it work. Also, the neck opening is too small. The picture suggests a larger neck opening.