Ugh. The Icelandic shawl is nearly enough finished (doing "sc, ch3" across the top edge as a finishing touch, time consuming, blah) that I've picked up the bag containing the Fishtrap sweater I've been working on sporadically for the past couple of months. I need to knit one sleeve, then join the sleeves to the body and knit the yoke, and it'll be finished.
Of course now I cannot make gauge on any needle, let alone the size I've been using for the sweater. My choices at this point seem to be:
Knit the sleeve on a different number of stitches and fake something when the time comes to join the sleeves to the body and make the yoke.
Put the sweater back in time-out until I can match gauge.
Rip the whole thing (!!!) and reknit it non-stop in order to maintain the same gauge throughout.
Ugh. Ugh. Did I say "ugh"? And let me just say UGH!
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