Hey, so why are you looking forward to finishing? Because you're going to like the finished product or because you don't like the pattern?
I looked again at the top photo. I've become pretty good at fixing my mistakes; but I don't know if I could have fixed that without completely tinking it all.
It was not a difficult fix, just a little tedious. It required me to frog ten stitches down fifteen or so rows. The hardest part was making sure I was in the right place on the piece and the pattern.
From there, I reknit each row, making sure I was using the correct loop of yarn. Fortunately, the Malabrigo is heavy enough to be able to see the stitches clearly. I would not have been so bold, if I had been working with tiny stitches on much finer weight yarn.
I am looking forward to finishing this because I really like it and it is for the older daughter to wear to UT games!
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The "after" picture looks very nice! Sorry you had a migraine.
Thanks, Lolly!
I am looking forward to finishing this one.
; )
Hey, so why are you looking forward to finishing? Because you're going to like the finished product or because you don't like the pattern?
I looked again at the top photo. I've become pretty good at fixing my mistakes; but I don't know if I could have fixed that without completely tinking it all.
Hey, Lolly!
It was not a difficult fix, just a little tedious. It required me to frog ten stitches down fifteen or so rows. The hardest part was making sure I was in the right place on the piece and the pattern.
From there, I reknit each row, making sure I was using the correct loop of yarn. Fortunately, the Malabrigo is heavy enough to be able to see the stitches clearly. I would not have been so bold, if I had been working with tiny stitches on much finer weight yarn.
I am looking forward to finishing this because I really like it and it is for the older daughter to wear to UT games!
; )
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