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From a tough parental figure to a beer guzzling bestie to an easy-going co-worker, they get a good share of screen time and written to be earnestly kind people despite their demeanor, but a good slasher isn't a slasher without kills and we need victims. The count also depends on what version you'd seen; the theatrical one had a cop-out escape where Michael kills almost every guard that stood in his way. Measure the very center of where the actual pocket-bag begins (not where the top of the rib band will be if you desire to have one). If you do not want a rib edge, you are finished, turn it over and admire your handiwork! You will want to unravel however many stitches wide you want your pocket to be, so that will be one half of the stitches on the left of the snip, and the other half of the stitches on the other side of the snip.

Start with the stitches on the bottom and PURL them, so as to create a "good sharp fold-line" for the pocket edge. Therefore, I marked out where the rib was going to start, and where the rib was going to end (end meaning the bottom of the rib border) was to be where the actual pocket top began. The top of my pocket, I decided, was to have a rib border which I planned to pick up and knit after the pocket’s completion. With another needle, you are going to take the live stitches on the top (now only) needle and knit a "patch." This is your pocket you are knitting now, actually. She says to use 2 needles to pick up the stitches on the top, and 1 needle to pick up the stitches on the bottom. Carefully remove the waste yarn and put the loops above and below onto double-point needles. I like to remove all the waste yarn and then go back and pick up the stitches.

Following the pattern directions, you knit some of the stitches with waste yarn to mark the top of the pocket. You will have live stitches on the row above AND below the row you unraveled. You will have a top live stitch row and a bottom one. My pocket is 10 stitches wide so measuring out the row I wanted to begin the pocket, I located between stitches 5 and 6 of the row, and snipped. 4) Unravel an equal number of stitches to the left and right of the marked stitch, I ended up unraveling a total of 13 stitches (I took these pictures when I was being stupid, so there are only 10 in the photos (pretend like you see 13, please)--so not enough. I am not sure if what I did was "right" perse; but, when all was said and done there were a pair of pockets on a sweater that were pocketless at the beginning of my pocket-making journey. Sew around the edges by picking up ridges from the sweater and your new pocket patch.

11) Pop something in your pocket and pat yourself on the back. Where in the upper back is the pain located? And now I have a reason to come back and post at least 2 more to cover September and October. But I crouched down and waited, and in a minute or so they came back. I was really nervous about doing an afterthought pocket, to be honest. But when you need a pocket, you need a pocket. If you knit a gauge swatch, it could actually come in handy at this point for guestimation of how much you need to unravel. From this point on you will basically be knitting the pocket-bag around. Sadly, they have already announced that they will be "retiring" from performing them after this year. Remember, if you are going to have a pocket on both sides of a sweater, measure the same on both sides, so that they are even. I used my ends to neaten up the top edge of my pocket.

9) Weave in your ends and admire your handiwork. As an aside, leave the "live ends" from your unraveling intact, they will come in handy at the end to tighten things up. Hold your breath, because you will be SNIPPING into your sweater, but it will be OK. No more purling. Soon you will have the beginnings of a little pocket that looks like it has been turned out. The sweater wearer will undoubtedly have strong feeling about the pocket placement. 1) Figure out where you (or whoever you are making the sweater for) want the pockets to be situated. And the margin of the approval, by 4.5 million out of 16.2 million ballots, meant that rigging the results would have required systematic fraud. When you have two classic cars of your own and plan to forcefully collect the motorcycle of your neighbor for no reason rather than to sell and make more money because you think you need more money than him, what is such action called?