DH got my sewing machine back from the shop yesterday. It was all tuned up and stitching like butter. So today, I did it.
I was scared and nervous. Silly, I know, but sheesh… this little baby sweater was a lot of work! Being paranoid, I drew some very light lines in pencil as a guide. I’m glad I did. It helped a lot. Stitching a line down a single column of stitches when said stitches are knit in baby weight with size 1s is not a cake walk.
But… SUCCESS!!! Stitched and cut, I’m now ready to sew on the sleeves and finish it up! :cheering:
Thank you everyone. It was quite an experience. But, I don’t think I’ll be as scared next time.
I’m working as fast as I can. Hopefully it will be all finished tomorrow. I have to sew the shoulder seams, set in the sleeves, knit the collar, then stitch all the hems. Then it’ll be done! :cheering:
Oh… and seeing as how I have plenty of yarn left over, I’m going to make a matching hat with ear flaps and baby socks!
just don’t let her drink any grape juice while wearing it. “no, dear, you must go to the sterile room when wearing THE SWEATER, remember? Let me tie your hair back. Good. Now, dip your arms in the acetone and DON’T forget to stand in the exact CENTER of the plastic bubble!!”