Shortening a Knitted Fabric @LucyNeatby2000
Shortening a Knitted Fabric @LucyNeatby2000
Uploaded February 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Sometimes you just knit to much! I was a little carried away on this hat and wished to shorten it by one pattern repeat. This method allows you to annex the excess fabric and complete the connecting row before cutting into the old fabric. This method can be used to shorten sweaters long after they were originally completed.
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Shortening a Knitted Fabric

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