#knitting poll

Thing can be done either way; if you do not break the yarn, you don’t have to weave in any ends (unless your yarn has a you can’t escape fate kind of a thing going on and has a knot or a break in it already), and the project can be completed as if in a single brushstroke etc. etc.

If you break the yarn, you get: slightly more symmetry.

I know what I’m probably going to stick with, but I’m honestly a little curious.

UNRELATED PINHOLE CASTON:

I love designing shirts with keyholes and I recently had an aha moment for keyhole shapes, inspired by Ravelry designers like Emma Jaeger and Knit With Miki. I also want to design something modular with swappable design elements.

thus, MixyMatchy was conceived! she's still in the planning stage, but I wanted to test the waters regarding interest in designs like these, as well as ask a question.

were I to design and sell this pattern on Ravelry, would you prefer:

1) a pattern with all elements (most expensive, easiest format for me) 2) several iterations of the pattern with each possible combination (mid expensive, most PDF formatting work for me) 3) a Ravelry deal where you buy the base pattern and get two free patterns that you would follow for the sleeves and keyhole (least expensive, most PDFs to juggle for you)

Option 1: cream with brown and gold speckles

Option 2: blues

Option 3: orangey brown/fallish colors

Option 4: greys with tweed and some pops of a plum

Sweater mock up for reference.