The Front - reverse the needle selection –
only if you’re really wanting it perfect - #4-left, out of work and repeat
across the row. What this does is make the pattern match over the shoulder –
hey, I’m a little on the vertically-challenged side and people have been
looking over my shoulder forever! Add the extra stitch at the right this time
so the side seams look the same.
I opted for a high, round neck version this
time, those yarn marks on the Back really helped to solidify this for me, so I
shortrowed the neckline, beginning 8 cm down from top of shoulder.
A cool thing about using the purl side as
the right side of a garment is on the first shoulder, no need to take it off on
waste yarn! It’s like a small bonus! Because the seam is made by putting purl
(wrong) sides together and the purl side is already there, do it now – but just
the first one – still need to put the neck band on before joining the second
one! At the top of the shoulder, after the shortrows, knit a row to bring all the shoulder sts back to work and
get rid of the wraps and now, just hang the appropriate shoulder from the Back
to make the shoulder seam right now.
Neckband is pretty easy – just rehang the
stitches, eliminating the empty-needle spaces and knit as the original pattern.
And those sneakers! I didn’t plan that
but, you know, when good things happen…
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