(One way of doing openings for large heads (on future items!) is to make them with a shoulder opening; leave one shoulder unseamed, add a few rows of rib on one side and two or three buttonholes in the same amount of rib on the other. I've got a child's jumper pattern from the 1950s done like that...)
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Date: 2009-04-17 02:51 pm (UTC)(One way of doing openings for large heads (on future items!) is to make them with a shoulder opening; leave one shoulder unseamed, add a few rows of rib on one side and two or three buttonholes in the same amount of rib on the other. I've got a child's jumper pattern from the 1950s done like that...)