Re: Waistcoat/vest Help

Divide the amount of width that you want to add by two. On each side of the
front OR back, pick up stitches along what would be the seamed edge from the
bottom to the arm hole, and knit the required amount. This method will save
you having to sew an extra seam when finishing, and the insert may be worked
in pattern if you wish. Moss stitch is *flexible* and looks very nice when
done.
DA

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"Ophelia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I am making a waistcoat for my daughter.  She is a size 32 inches
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> I have made the back and one front and I measured it and realised it would
> measure a bare 32inches when finished.
>
> Question
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> Do I need to pull out it all, inluding the back, or can I just reknit the
> fronts a bit bigger?
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> ie ratain the back as is, and knit the fronts to fit 34 inches
>
> All help would be gratefull accepted
>
> Ophelia
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>