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Today is the last day of the CAL! We will be seaming and finishing our tops!! YAYYY!!
Assembly for ALL sizes
Once both panel are completed you can stitch them together! If you “carried” your colors in the back, place both pieces on top of each other with the back side facing outward (we are going to stitch the sides and shoulders together then turn the top inside out.) If you cut and added each color change what side you have them on is up to you 🙂 *Keep in mind once stitching is done it will be
turned inside out so we are technicallyworking on the “inside” of the top right now*Use your yarn needle and scrap yarn long enough to stitch the body of your top.
Start from the bottom edge going upward. Try and keep your stripes as even as possible on both sides while whip stitching. You will stop 4 rows before you get to the Top Mesh. (see photo >) Repeat for other side!
Once both sides of the body are stitched up, we will stitch the shoulder seams. Using your yarn needle, and scrap yarn long enough to stitch your shoulder seam.
ADULT SIZES: Start at the outer corner working inward you will whip stitch across 25 (27, 30, 33, 37, 40) SC. Tie off, repeat on the other end for your second shoulder seam.
CHILD SIZES: Start at the outer corner working inward you will whip stitch across 15 (16,17,17,18,19,20,20) SC. Tie off, repeat on the other end for your second shoulder seam.
*Sizing above in this order 2T (3T, 4T, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10)*
Now that all the stitching is done, weave in any and all ends you may have. Then turn your top inside out….
Congratulations your are ALL DONE 🙂 You did it!
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