Do you make your sleeves one at a time or both together?
I was just wondering. I make both my sleeves at the same time. My mom always did it that way and I figure if I'm going to flub a row or miss an increase that I will do it the same on both sleeves. I know both my sleeves will come out the same.
What do y'all do?
Best,
Susan
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I usually knit them both at the same time, but not on the same needle. Makes them look the same, I knit a bit on the one and a bit on the other. They end up looking like then.
I always knit them both at the same time, or I'd never make the second sleeve. I put a marker between them to remind myself to work the second sleeve rather than just turn and work back on the one.
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I make them one at a time because that's the only way I know how....
But I am still on my first project with sleeves, so perhaps I will learn a new technique for the next sweater.
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I always knit them both at the same time, or I'd never make the second sleeve. I put a marker between them to remind myself to work the second sleeve rather than just turn and work back on the one.
That's how I do it too. Once I forgot to use the marker and got several inches ahead on one sleeve. I don't know where my head was that day.
I knit both sleeves at the same time and also knit cardigan left and right front at the same time. I use a marker on one of the fronts to remind me to reverse the shaping.
I knit them one at a time I like to knit them singularly because I do a lot o KIPing, and they're just more portible (and they all don't fit on the same needle)
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Holy smokes!! It never occurred to me to do them both at once. See, ya learn something new every day! Thanks!
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my mom told me it'd be easier to do both at the same time, and since she learned me how to knit, I followed her advice. I like to knit them at the same time, for I'll be sure they look the same.