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Posted by on November 7, 2007, 6:48 am
It's a lovely pattern, and I read through it with great interest.
Looks like it would be very simple to do once you got the hang of the
increasing/decreasing. To me, any project is worth trying. ;-) I'd
pick out the part of the pattern that stumps me or looks a bit
confusing and get that down pat first. The sleeves are what made me
'blink' in the pattern.
MargeInReno
On Nov 7, 1:01 am, Melinda Meahan - take out TRASH to reply
> I am trying to figure out what kind of sweater to put on my list to
> make, and typical for my "if it's just a normal/typical thing, it's not
> my bag" personality, I found a sweater that I would like to try:
>
> http://www.klaam.com/sheknits/Sweaters.htm
> and look at the Ribbon Stitch Pullover at the bottom of the page. It
> looks like something that I would wear, you can make it to fit whatever
> size you are, and I think the diagonal line would be flattering.
>
> Does this look like a complicated project that I might be best off
> trying after a first pass at an easier project? (I do okay with
> knitting corner-to-corner dishcloths, and I have made two items before
> that use increases at markers for shaping, so this sweater looks like
> the same type of thing and also something that I might be easier able to
> get to fit my unconventional dimensions better than your average random
> sweater, but I am having an awful time making this one unprintable
> adjective of a tessellated fish that has repeats or increases at random
> spots because I keep forgetting where I'm at.)
>
> --
> Every job is a self-portrait of the person who does it. Autograph your
> work with excellence.
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