I'm on the final border of the shawl where I noticed a wonky stitch on the side--and not the side that would have the buttons, but the buttonhole side where it'll show. Darn it. It was from where I joined a new ball of yarn and don't ask me how I did this, but I wrapped a loop around 3 stitches. Unfortunately, it looks irreparable, so I'm going to frog it back to the scene of the crime.
Philosophically speaking, it wouldn't be a perfect project if a little tinking wasn't involved. It's only 225 stitches back...
And that new ball of yarn I added on? It had a knot in the middle. I hate that. When we pay so much for yarn, I expect it to be perfect, don't you?
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Yeas, I do hate that. My lovely yarn had some funny bits that, in a fit of temper, I knit right through. I don't think they'll make a difference because the pockets go over those bits.
I have started knitting again and have one pocket done. That paralyzing error was all in my mind. I won't go through how my brain was working - or not. Let's just say that I'm glad that the instructions are so elaborately written. When I finally realized I could compare right and left, it all became clear. Next?!
I find it very frustrating, they always seem to appear right at the most inopportune time.
I forgot to tell you how nice that wrap looks. Maybe the snuggle factor isn't welcome now but it will be - soon.
I don't think they'll make a difference because the pockets go over those bits.
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