To make a button placket, you must knit flat for several rows, overlap the first and last stitches of the row, and join for working in the round. Here’s how.
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Month: July 2015
New Pattern: Everyday Baby!
I’m pleased to announce the birth of my new knitting pattern 🙂
Read More: New Pattern: Everyday Baby!TWiP: talking about the weather
I’ve had every window in the house flung open all week.
Read More: TWiP: talking about the weatherWeekend Favorites
So, I seem to have collected a couple of links recently, and that calls for a Weekend Favorites post in my book!
Read More: Weekend FavoritesFancypants: What do you want to know?
It’s time to sew those pants now. Any questions? Tell me what else you would like to know!
Read More: Fancypants: What do you want to know?Everyday Baby: Test knitters wanted!
My new Everyday Baby sweater pattern is ready to be tested. Have you got a few days to make one?
Read More: Everyday Baby: Test knitters wanted!TWiP: Little girly things on little wooden hangers
Aside from the copious amounts of sewing and knitting, there has also been the requisite amount of summering around here.
Read More: TWiP: Little girly things on little wooden hangersMy mind’s single track
I seem to be able to think of nothing other than knitting Everyday Cardigans in All. Of. The. Tiny. Sizes. lately…
Read More: My mind’s single trackFancypants: Making your custom pattern
Once you have your measurements in-hand, you can use them to draft a pattern. Here are some tips to set you in the right direction.
Read More: Fancypants: Making your custom patternLady Kina
Friday morning found me lurking around the hotel pool, setting my camera down on crooked tables, and using the self-timer in pursuit of a decent shot of my still-slightly-damp sweater.
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