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Posted by Spike Driver on March 3, 2009, 5:28 am
mirjam@actcom.co.il wrote:
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> OHHHH you make me Blush .. thank you Dennis,,
> mirjam
> ps over the many years i taught many knitters how to knit and i always
> felt that after they learned from me they should take a second teacher
> and learn other methods , So they can find the one that suits them...
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> By the way today i have to think of an interesting `problem`. I knit a
> sweater for my son [ as usual no seams , and i hope i can work out how
> to knit the sleeves with a middle part in another color ,, and keep it
> in the No Seam in the round method ,,,, Best solution would be to knit
> it Stripe, ]color a] change to colr B knit the round come to color A
> [stripe] join the last st. to this turn and purl back the color B
> round but + the color A stripe , but i fear the turn around point
> won`t be very elegant looking , thus i am going to try and make a
> sample with that idea in mind !!!! see what happens .... ???
> mirjam
Please let us know Mirjam. U can make joining the color almost
invisible if you do it like knitting. It is called the joggles stripe
or joggles join. Just do a search. Emails me if you can not find it.
Dennis
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Posted by on March 4, 2009, 1:09 am
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> Please let us know Mirjam. =A0U can make joining the color almost
> invisible if you do it like knitting. =A0It is called the joggles stripe
> or joggles join. =A0Just do a search. =A0Emails me if you can not find it=
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Thank you Dennis i know of many ways to join colors , but my first
priority is knitting it in the Round no seam!!!! And even though i
knit 2 seprate round sleeves i still like them to go in the same
tempo .
Until a Month + ago i just had 2 sets of DPS and knitted each sleeve
for 10 rounds than moved to the other ,,, Now i have aquired the
system of knitting them on 2 long circulars, each of them having 1/2
of each sleeve .....I am not sure that knitting back and forth as well
as keeping the 2 sleeves on the 2 Long circulars will come out nice or
will cause confusion .
It is true that i am not in any Marathon , but i am not the fastest
knitter in the world and i would like the sweater finnished this
winter!!!
by the way it is a ARAN pattern [ But no cables ] in it`s general
ides.
I strated with the neck band , knitted 2 shoulder panels , than i made
stitches on the panel + Neck band+ Panel ,,,, on both sides and now i
knit both sides [on same circular + 2 different wool balls ,, till the
armpits , where i will add the underarm stitches and than i can knit
the body to wanted lenght.
Than i will collect the Shoulder band st, add st, on theside of the
panels , add st on the `under armholes` st... and knit the sleeves
downwards ,,
I made the Neck band + the shoulder band from another color that the
main body ,,,
Thus one of the idea was to make the shoulder band =3DDiferent color all
along the sleeve ,,,but than maybe it would be better to knit the
sleeves length wise ,, [ which i did in another one ] ,,,,, No i
still have to think about it !!!!
mirjam
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>> - Show quoted text -
>
> OHHHH you make me Blush .. thank you Dennis,,
> mirjam
> ps over the many years i taught many knitters how to knit and i always
> felt that after they learned from me they should take a second teacher
> and learn other methods , So they can find the one that suits them...
>
> By the way today i have to think of an interesting `problem`. I knit a
> sweater for my son [ as usual no seams , and i hope i can work out how
> to knit the sleeves with a middle part in another color ,, and keep it
> in the No Seam in the round method ,,,, Best solution would be to knit
> it Stripe, ]color a] change to colr B knit the round come to color A
> [stripe] join the last st. to this turn and purl back the color B
> round but + the color A stripe , but i fear the turn around point
> won`t be very elegant looking , thus i am going to try and make a
> sample with that idea in mind !!!! see what happens .... ???
> mirjam