I always draw a simple drawing first, take a gauge and calculate, and use the memo function of my cell phone or iPad to write a simple memorandum pattern while knitting.
I've wanted to knit a lattice pattern for a long time, so I adopted that pattern this time. I thought about making the front body shorter and knitting the back body longer.
That way fashionable people often put only the front body in pants or skirts. I felt embarrassed and unreasonable about it, so I thought I should just make it that way.
Backtracking is one of my favorite techniques. Thanks to this technique, knitting can be shaped freely while knitting, so I always end up using flechages a lot.
I thought it might be a good idea to knit mohair with a flechage, but I can't imagine knitting it without flechage to lengthen the hem!
I'll keep the rest simple, so please bear with me.
I'm knitting this part between lessons in Tokyo, so I'm going to have to redo it many times. But I know this thread can be untied. So, everyone, please do not worry.
The biggest problem right now is that it's too hot to knit thick mohair. Believing in the forecast that it will be cooler from around this weekend, I decided to knit steadily every day. The next climax is the front body and the back body.