 It's finished!  What's even better is that my daughter likes it.  Phew!  The English translation for this top starts on page 11 of this PDF.
  It's finished!  What's even better is that my daughter likes it.  Phew!  The English translation for this top starts on page 11 of this PDF. I do wish that I had made the waistband narrower, for a better proportion for DD; I used the Diamond Pattern,
from Knitting on the Net. Also, I should have knit a border on the waistband, which would have made the sewing together easier. If I were knitting this again, I would knit at least the ribbing part in-the-round. Modifications I made: I did very little decreasing for the 2 by 2 ribbing part; I knit the front and back pieces with 76 stitches each; and I knit the sleeves with a cast-on of 52 stitches (each), decreasing to 38 stitches. I like these cap sleeves so much that I'm knitting similar sleeves for the next summer top I'm making for DD, a top-down raglan.
 
 





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2 comments:
This looks great!!
Love it! Great job!!!:)
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