Caribbean Sea Gable
I think I have everything straighted out in regards to the size I want. I am now going to start with a clean slate. Here is a photo of my yarn choice:

Brown Sheep Cotton Fleece
Caribbean Sea (CW520)
After a few false starts, my yarn has been frogged and re-wound into lovely little cakes (they stack better... and I'll use any excuse to use my ball winder). I'm using size 7 Denise needles since that's the size where I'm getting the gauge. Plus, I like the fact that I can try it on for size whenever I feel like it just by adding a cord with the extender.
I originally cast-on with the medium in mind. A big thank you to Jenny for clearing up and calculating the math for all the sizes. I've decided to knit the large. I also decided to write everything out round-by-round. I tried to post it here, but the current Blogger settings didn't format my table properly (no biggie). If anyone is interested, you can see the method to my madness here.

Caribbean Sea (CW520)
After a few false starts, my yarn has been frogged and re-wound into lovely little cakes (they stack better... and I'll use any excuse to use my ball winder). I'm using size 7 Denise needles since that's the size where I'm getting the gauge. Plus, I like the fact that I can try it on for size whenever I feel like it just by adding a cord with the extender.
I originally cast-on with the medium in mind. A big thank you to Jenny for clearing up and calculating the math for all the sizes. I've decided to knit the large. I also decided to write everything out round-by-round. I tried to post it here, but the current Blogger settings didn't format my table properly (no biggie). If anyone is interested, you can see the method to my madness here.
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