

WARNING! they were difficult to roll into balls as the directions instructed so i just kind of mushed them onto the cookie sheet and we baked them 14 minutes instead of 16. at 16 they were burnt around the edges. kids don't like burnt!
VERDICT: the boys loved them. i loved them. and the hubby liked them eventhough they contained coconut. we will be making these puppies again.
NOW i need HELP. i am making the Anne Elliot Spencer shrug. my sister-in-law doesn't want the girlie picot edging around the neckline. but without it the neckline is going to curl up.
what kind of edging can i add on later or do now to solve this dilemma?
please help blog world!
I usually do a row of Purling after the first row of knit. It really helps to avoid the rolling.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how to go about adding it after you've knitted so much already but maybe there is a way?
Good luck
Do you crochet? If so, a reverse single crochet (aka crab stitch) is very nice.
ReplyDeleteOtherwise, how about an applied i-cord?