However, here are some photos of the top-down raglan sweater. I had to thread all of the stitches onto waste yarn to check the fit. One of the advantages of knitting top down is that you can try it on as you go. I thought the yoke might be big enough, but when I put my head through the neckhole and checked where the raglan "seams" were meeting under my arms I decided a little more knitting was necessary.
While the knitting was off the needles, I measured it every which way and counted the stitches in each section. Miraculously, the number of stitches on the front matched the number on the back (I say miraculously because the last time I counted, there were four more stitches on one side).
I made the mistake of going to the yarn shop to return an extra ball of Cascade Fixation from my dad's socks and of course walked out with two more balls of Marble in another new colourway! Ooops! Must resist starting another project.....
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Hi Nicola, I am afraid this means nothing to me, I cannot knit. You really have such a talent for this, wish I could create such practical things, if you can knit things like this I would keep on visiting that yarn shop. Louise x
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