because I cannot decide.
I have a BSJ done and ready to be sewn up, and it has been that way for quite some time now.
Why?
Because I cannot decide how I want to sew up the sleeves. Should I mattress stitch? crochet a slip stitch? Make the seams blend in or should the seams be a promineent design feature?
All you BSJ knitters out there, what did you do?
Labels: baby surprise jacket
posted by erin at
9:51 PM
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I-cord, for my first (and so far only )completed. I'm working on an I-cord castoff for my second, but I haven't decided on seams yet.
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Katie, at 10:38 PM
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Tricô e Mais Tricô, at 7:40 AM
I used matress stitch on the shoulders and then usually either icord (for boys) around the edge or crochet lace for girls.
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Nancy from Mansfield, tx, at 9:12 AM
I used a 3 needle bind off for the shoulders and a rolled hem for the cuffs, knit circularly.
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Joan K, at 9:15 AM
Of course I don't remember! Except that I was afraid of the sewing, and it turned out easy and lovely. I used the same colour as the cast-on row, and it is quite invisible. Go and sew. You always can rip! ;-)
(I did no edging. The sweater is tiny and my wool not so. I wanted to keep the edges as simple and thin)
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Filambulle, at 12:26 PM
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