One Sleeve Down
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I finished the trim on the first sleeve, which is really just the armscye, on the 1902 vest and started the second one.
On the tuxedo sweater, I got to the point of widening for the sleeves. I'm not a big fan of knitting sweaters in one piece, but that's how the patterns I was finding were so I guess it was a common way to do it during the early 1920's. I know I've seen a couple of sweaters that
koshka_the_cat made that were the same way.
On the tuxedo sweater, I got to the point of widening for the sleeves. I'm not a big fan of knitting sweaters in one piece, but that's how the patterns I was finding were so I guess it was a common way to do it during the early 1920's. I know I've seen a couple of sweaters that
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Date: 2024-02-08 12:11 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2024-02-08 04:59 am (UTC)So many sweaters! It was common for quite a few years!
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Date: 2024-02-08 11:29 am (UTC)I'm definitely fondest of the 1940's method, partly because I live in a hot place and partly because I like to be able to carry my knitting in my lunchbox. A whole sweater doesn't fit all that well in my lunchbox.
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