So I found a pic finally of kind of what I am talking about. Would this be a ribbing stitch or just a drastic increase/decrease?
So forgive the pic, it’s the closest thing I can do while I’m at work. My brain won’t stop thinking about this and I need help.
So how would I go about doing this? The size diference not changing colors. It looks like big areas(not necessarily with that point, it looks more rounded.)followed by a drastically smaller little area.
Would I do like several rows of the big and then do a decrease in each stitch for the drastic small, then repeat?
Sorry it’s hard to explain and trying to google was not help
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Are you trying to get that shape you drew?
Are you trying to make each section a different color?
Yea all I have with me is my phone so my drawing is terrible some examples of what it might be used for: horns, maybe like an elf hat? It would be interesting on a snake. I just don’t have yarn with me to test out my theory and it’s driving me brain bonkers trying to figure it out.
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Not a different color. It is a drastic size. I’m trying to go from a bigger size to drastically smaller and I think I just decrease each one but I’m not sure. The smaller part is almost hidden by the bigger part
Could it be like an extended ribbing?
A BLO would give you the start of decreasing and then decrease the next row(s). Im working on a cup and the top is BLO and it gives you something similar to what youre trying to do
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