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redfiona99I'm knitting something for my girl cousin. The recipe called for knitting in the round. I looked at it after the first few rows, decided it wasn't big enough, re-did it but on single needles where it's easier to space my stitches.
I've just finished the one on my needles (which is yay). There's going to be a brief gap to gather the materials for another part of it. Now the hat as is serviceable, if slightly off-model. The question is, now that I know the number of stitches is suitable, do I re-do it "properly" or not? As you might imagine, I have a 35 day deadline.
And the next part of it involves crocheting - eek!
I've just finished the one on my needles (which is yay). There's going to be a brief gap to gather the materials for another part of it. Now the hat as is serviceable, if slightly off-model. The question is, now that I know the number of stitches is suitable, do I re-do it "properly" or not? As you might imagine, I have a 35 day deadline.
And the next part of it involves crocheting - eek!
