1. Hobbies & Games  Discuss in my forum    Question: How Do I
Keep Track of Where I am in a Lace Pattern or Chart?  Reading
the complex instructions of a lace pattern or following a chart
can be confusing, and keeping up with where you are in the
pattern can be frustrating. Here's an easy way to keep yourself
in line.   There are many different ways to keep track of where
you are in a lace pattern or graphical knitting chart, but they
mostly boil down to somehow blocking off the rows you aren't
working on or physically showing yourself which row you should
be working on.  If you're working with a pattern you've found
online, print it out or write out the instructions. If you're
working from a book, it will be easier to keep track of your
pattern if you make a photocopy.  With your pattern on a page
you can use a magnetized board (these can be found in the cross
stitch section of craft stores) and use a long, straight magnet
to "underline" the row you're currently working on.  If you're
working from a chart an