Yeah, well, WHATEVER. I'm now frogging the nice yarn as I began my fourth attempt at this poncho.

The picture from the book shows a nice, even lace pattern.
See *my* version of the poncho??? A mess:

I had 15 extra stitches at the end of the fourth row. And that uneven lace pattern? What is that? This thing would fit an entire small village if I keep on knitting. And they would not look cute wearing it.
My solution? I'm taking a class tonight on how to make a seemless sweater at the great Urban Knitting Store. And like a good Scarlet O'Hara, I'll worry about the poncho tomorrow.
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Ok, I know people look at me like I've grown a third head when I tell them I can. not. master. the yarnover. But it's true, I too had 47 more stitches at the end than the pattern called for. (Different pattern, same problem.) Whoops. Why is this hard? Do I forget? In between the time it takes to make a yarnover and the time it takes to knit a few together, do I just forget? ADD much? We shall never know.
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