I really like this pattern. Doing the color changes at the last DD of the round makes it practically impossible to see any jog. This pattern is pretty easy to memorise and knitting is a pretty smooth process. The only thing I’m worried about is that I have to get my tension right at the color changes; I’ve been leaving too much slack and then having to go back and fiddle with the stitches near the DD to make things look good again. That also might just be a side effect of not having knit much over the last year and a half.

A lot of time passed between home losses, and my brain hurt trying to figure out how much tension I should leave in the white yarn that I was carrying up the side, so I just cut it and reattached it when needed. Same with the away losses (which made sense at the time, but now kind of baffles me – midnight knitting, folks), so I hope the Mets only win on this road trip, or that would have been kind of pointless.

The Mets’ recent record (2 wins, 2 losses) makes for a visually interesting piece of work, but I’d like to knit monochromatic blocks of wins if it’s all the same to them.