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Once I got to the decreases, the hat just flew off the needles. But I had a lot of ends to weave in before I could cross the finish line. Now I didn't leave them all to the end; that would have been close to overwhelming. I stopped every few inches and got the tapestry needle out to weave in the loose ends. Even so, it still felt like it took a quite a while to finish. That's the downside to changing colors every three rows. Ah, but no pain, no gain, as they say.
Very nice - I like it!
ReplyDeleteA great way to use scraps.
That didn't take long at all and it looks GREAT!
ReplyDeleteNice. Have you considered using one yarn with longish repeats for the second yarn? It would eliminate some of the nod weaving at least.
ReplyDeleteVery nice .....but it reminds me that winter is coming!
ReplyDeleteI love it. HOW did you do the decreases? i like the FLOP look very much and am knitting a hat for my son know….how do I do that please?
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