Draconian sweater remediation

After cranking a few pairs of socks, finishing a pair by hand, and
doing a bit of spinning I got The Sweater out of time-out. Still
couldn't match gauge in pattern on the second sleeve so I employed
drastic measures: ripped the finished sleeve, knitted both sleeves in
stockinette. With luck it'll look planned, as I intend to do a double
garter ridge right around the whole thing when I finish the current
repeat (not too far in the future) on the body, then finish the yoke
in stockinette while I do the shoulder shaping.

Ugh. At least the upper body/shoulders shouldn't bag - I'm still
knitting a skosh on the tight side.

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Free Formed Sweaters are Very much in now wooly ,,, thus you just made
a very In fashion sweater
mirjam
On Wed, 27 Jul 2005 02:50:44 GMT, Wooly wrote:

After cranking a few pairs of socks, finishing a pair by hand, and
doing a bit of spinning I got The Sweater out of time-out. Still
couldn't match gauge in pattern on the second sleeve so I employed
drastic measures: ripped the finished sleeve, knitted both sleeves in
stockinette. With luck it'll look planned, as I intend to do a double
garter ridge right around the whole thing when I finish the current
repeat (not too far in the future) on the body, then finish the yoke
in stockinette while I do the shoulder shaping.

Ugh. At least the upper body/shoulders shouldn't bag - I'm still
knitting a skosh on the tight side.

+++++++++++++

Reply to the list as I do not publish an email address to USENET.
This practice has cut my spam by more than 95%.
Of course, I did have to abandon a perfectly good email account...