
I-cord was knit all the way around the front edges and neck using a US#8 instead of the US#5 the body used. For the neck, stitches were picked up from the I-cord and eight rows of ribbing were knit.

The armhole edges were left in I-cord.

This was a fun project and I learned a lot as always. Wonder what's next?
3 comments:
I really like the vest! It looks like it will be great for keeping warm this winter. Looking forward to watching what you knit next.
Esther in Ottawa
Beautiful job. I really like the i-cord edging.
Love the vest! -cord was a great idea. I did a vest that called for that and it's perfect trim. I can't imagine picking up stitches from it though. I'll have to look into that!
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