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Monday, July 14, 2008

One Band

Oblique band detail


Can you contain your excitement? Over the weekend, after carefully washing and blocking all the pieces of Oblique, and sewing them all up, I got one front band on. That's it. I do love this picture though, you can see the way the yarn just glows - I will definitely be using this yarn again (KnitPicks Andean Silk - this is Cream). Oh, and just in case anyone is curious, I don't bind off in pattern, in this case rib. I think it looks sloppy. I bind off purlwise - that way the bind off flips to the back and I think the edge looks neater. Just personal opinion, but I thought I'd mention it in case anyone was wondering.

Why didn't I get more done on finishing this sweater? Well, for the answer to that you'll have to check back tomorrow! Oh, the suspense...

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2 Comments:

Blogger Robin said...

I like the look of the yarn - nice sheen. Will have to look into it.

9:03 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I have always slavishly followed the instructions to bind off in rib stitch, but you are right; the purl bind off looks much nicer.

Thanks for the tip.

1:29 PM  

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