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So, ummmm... I'm feeling very proud of myself having finished the back, but also a little bewildered. So I have all of these live stitches to save for later, that's cool, but what about the ball of yarn? Do I just cut it off leaving a long tail? But then what would I do with the tail later? Do I leave the ball attached for later? 'Cause then when I go to work on the hood I'll have a couple of balls attached. Bail me out, I'm new at this.
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: but I guess that's what buttons are for. 
I'm in a bad place emotionally with knitting baby stuff (baby stuff in general, really) and I need to get a chemo cap done for one of my mums' best friends- which is kind of time dependent. I want mum to have it before she needs it, just in case.
Helen

And I'm not a good enough knitter to be wasting a lot of money on nice yarn (and then wasting the yarn.) So I went to the local thrift store and found a super ugly sweater in an attractive dark blue cotton/acrylic (good for washing) and unraveled it. Picture me wandering around, with my tape measure, trying to find something with approximately the right gauge.

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you! Thank you so much! I was reading the chart like I do for lace so each row I read right to left. 
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