Need some advice please!
I started my GG last night and I just love the pattern.
Problem is that when you are sopose to purl back then join in the round. Some how I ended up knitting back again then joining in the round so I don't have that purl ridge on the top of the sweater.
Should I rip? Please help me decide.
I have to get past the lace part of this top before Friday so I will have some mindless knitting for when I get out of surgery on Friday. I would hate to see knitting lace while on pain meds!
***edit to add- Thanks everyone for your very timly comments! I really appreciate it. I have decided to rip! Off to the frog pond I go.
About going up a size I also though it looked small. My guage is fine but it does seem small. What bothers me most is I am making the largest sz already! Any suggestions?***
Problem is that when you are sopose to purl back then join in the round. Some how I ended up knitting back again then joining in the round so I don't have that purl ridge on the top of the sweater.
Should I rip? Please help me decide.
I have to get past the lace part of this top before Friday so I will have some mindless knitting for when I get out of surgery on Friday. I would hate to see knitting lace while on pain meds!
***edit to add- Thanks everyone for your very timly comments! I really appreciate it. I have decided to rip! Off to the frog pond I go.
About going up a size I also though it looked small. My guage is fine but it does seem small. What bothers me most is I am making the largest sz already! Any suggestions?***
posted by Nyxxie at 1:00 PM
5 Comments:
I just started it last night...you aren't that far along. I'd definitely rip it out and start over.
I agree. I had to ask this same question of Holly when I started and I ended up frogging back to do the purl ridge properly, too. -danielle
before you get to far into I'd rip it back and to me it's seems very small so you may also want to consider going up a size to and definately check and recheck your gauge
Okay, so I ended up frogging mine last night...didn't pay attention to the differences in YOK2Tog in part A versus K2TogYO in Part B. Oh well...
As far as the sizing questions: Since this is top down, in the round knitting, you can add additional increase rounds until the raglan seam hits where you like under your arm.
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