Still working on the Miranda sweater…sort of. She’s been in time out the past few days. After a rather stressful Monday I tried to de-stress with some me-knitting when I realized suddenly that I’d been missing out on 2 entire rows for each cable detail down the entire front of the sweater.
So, needless to say, I was a little bit more upset than the already upset Monday had made me. Now I’m debating doing some major surgery and ripping out the center panel only and re-knitting it properly, or continuing on and calling it a ‘design element’. Ripping out the entire sweater, shoulders and all, isn’t an option, I’d probably just set the damn thing on fire at that point. But it’s Malabrigo and if you know me, you know I’m The Malabrigo Addict so I just can’t set it on fire. Even if the sweater deserves it after being knit and ripped and knit and ripped so many times.
So which would you do? Major surgery or design element? Linking up with Tami as always!
(Yes, these are all plane pictures…sweaters are *not* too big to knit on planes. Proof.)
What a beautiful design element! 😉 But I’m lazy and ripping things back drives me to drink. 😛
Design element totally! It will make the sweater all the more unique and individual.
Design element! If there’s nothing unattractive about it and you like the sweater, I’d leave it alone. When you’re wearing it, no one will be comparing it to the pattern.
Design element. No one will know. 😉
I’d weigh up how attached I was to the original design to see whether I liked the new version more or not. I’d probably rip back that section though because it would bother me too much to leave
I think they call this “one of a kind” don’t they? Press on, it’ll be lovely!