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Starting over...UGH!

3849 Views 24 Replies 14 Participants Last post by sweetsue, Feb 5, 2012

Oahugrl

Discussion Starter · Mar 27, 2011

Hi Everyone:
Well, after knitting about three rows using my circular needle on a baby's blanket (Red Heart) Baby Cloud, blue, I decided to rip it out because as you can see in the picture it was tangled somehow I there was no way to fix it. This is for a newborn baby should I cast off with 100 stitches? I'm thinking that would be good enough...also want to know where I could get appliques with initials on them, I want to have them on alphabe building blocks and sew them on one corner of blanket the baby's initials are AJ and that is what we all call him, he is olur church members little baby..

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bonster

· #21 · Mar 29, 2011

Guess it would depend if we learned from our mistakes!

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LEE1313

· #22 · Mar 29, 2011

I would love to find the "do over" button and be armed with what I have learned this time.
I would do so much differently.
I would give more and ask for less. I would walk slower and "see" more.
And I would hold onto the out stretched hand and never let go.
That would be my do over. What's yours?
Linda

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LilgirlCA

· #23 · Mar 31, 2011

I made a baby afghan with Baby Clouds and think that I used about a size 13 neeedle. It does require a larger needle than worsted weight.

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gagirl

· #24 · Feb 4, 2012

It looks like you have ended up knitting a blanket in the round. That is your only problem....Cast on again and when at the end, turn and go back. Back and forth instead of connecting. Good luck.

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