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   starzoe | Mar 09, 2008 11:44pm | #1

   I had a look at these patterns and they seem to be multiple sized, so your three different markings would be for the three different sizes. At least, without being familiar with these patterns, this is what it would appear to be to me.

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   Brine | Mar 10, 2008 01:40am | #2

   Thank you, Starzoe, but I'm afraid I didn't explain the problem very well. The three different types of lines all appear on the same size; i.e. on the side front one cutting line changes from a short dashed line to a longer dash line to a continuous line

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   starzoe | Mar 10, 2008 02:58am | #3

   Well, I don't know what it is then - does the pattern instruction sheet tell you anything more about these strange markings. It seems that some "designers" want to re-invent the wheel when making patterns just to be unique - that goes for knitters too!

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   Brine | Mar 10, 2008 03:46am | #4

   Unfortunately the "pattern instruction sheet" is minimal and doesn't mention what the markings mean. Thanks again though for trying to help.

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   cafms | Mar 10, 2008 05:44am | #5

   Have you checked her website or sent her an e-mail asking her about the lines?  In the classes I've taken from her she has always said to contact her if you had questions.  Her website is http://www.cynthiaguffey.com/index.htm  This is her e-mail [email protected]    Also, looking at that pattern on her site could it possibly be placement lines for the front band? 

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   Brine | Mar 10, 2008 07:11pm | #6

   Thank you for the e-mail address and web site. I will try to contact her.