Okay, this pattern is really one where you gotta pay attention. It's proven a bit too much for little, old can't-remember-if-I-did-that-row, can't-use-a-row-counter-cause-I-always-forget-to-click-it me.

I started the second set of short rows, was sailing along and about a ball of yarn into them realized that I would have to rip it all out. After the initial short rowing, the front panels slant with increases on one side and decreases on the other (like a diagonal scarf). The way I was doing the short rows for the that section of the front panel, I totally forgot to do all the increases and was taking stitches from the back. I knew what I was supposed to be doing, but I got into some rhythm and totally forgot about the increases. Whoops. It's got to go. And since I'm a proponent of ripping immediately - destroying all evidence, as it were - I'm right back to where I was in my last jess post.

Oh well, knitting across such long rows and having to support all these stitches on one needle is bothering my wrist anyway. Jess may just be going into the break room for a while.