

Ick, huh? Plus, I don't really have an interest in calculating the different sizes I would need to have a "real" pattern... I like to have specific bodies with measurements, not imaginary-body measurements.
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Yes, I know exactly what you mean and I have some pretty funny looking scribbled patterns too. I am in such awe at those people that can write up a pattern for multiple sizes overnight.
*grin*
It's a habit I picked up from note-taking... diagrams are easier to read with multiple colours. ;)
You're still more brave than I am. I DO NOT like fitted items, regardless. I love to crochet, I knit (a little), but I'm terrified of fitted items. I stick with afghans, pillows, doilies, bookmarks, and anything else non-fitted.
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