Bayside Britches
The cutest little overalls, knit in Spud and Chloe Sweater (superwash 55% wool/45% organic cotton).
Pattern by Jennifer Pimentel can be found here on Ravelry (newborn to size 4).
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I was in last week and these inspired me so I have been knitting them up….however
I just realized I somehow knit them backwards so my wrong side was showing, but then the strap was attached on the wrong side. I have pulled it all out and am beginning anew but I’m wondering if you have any tips so I don’t Flip it again. How does one determine the right panel from the left? There arenl’t many explanations in this pattern. And tips for Somewhere else I could get some written handholding for knitting overalls?
Thanks
That pattern is a bit challenging at the point of joining. If you haven’t already stopped by the shop, please do. We’ll be happy to help with this step.
Francesca