Cut
I did it. I cut the sweater at the top of the ribbing and I am reknitting the part riddled with mistakes.
Then I will cut the section to be removed and graft the new bottom.
Kelvin has been investigating and is now guarding the injured pieces. He and Piper have been keeping me company during the recent long knitting sessions. What would life be without kitties?
The Italian Dish
So brave. I’m holding my breath.
Alyssa
In the first picture, it kind of looks like Kelvin is a planter o_o; Maybe it’s just me, but it made me giggle!
Bravo to you for having the courage to cut! I still need to open up a hat that I need to make longer. :/
Lorette
Oh dear. That would make me cry. My grafting ability isn’t up to that kind of a challenge, though I suppose it would improve if I had to do something like that!
Carolyn
It’ll be worth it. I hope you can graft in a plain row! Can’t wait to see finished photos.
fleegle
You are a brave person, Fluffbuff. Not sure if I would have the courage to do that. I hope Kevin doesn’t decide to help you fix it :)
Asplund
A big decision and a lot of work, reknitting and grafting – but I’m sure it will be worth it. And you’re in safe paws too! Love your knitting and your photos.
Lydia
Cats and yarn just seem to go together. My cats kept me company today as I sorted through yarn cluttering my closet.