Like other one, CO 118 stitches, using two balls of yarn. I knit 3 rows, then used the end from the CO to bind off 29 stitches on one side, then bound off 29 stitches from the other side, using the working yarn. I completed row 4, then did 28 rows of SS, then placed markers after stitch 21 on both ends, with 18 stitches in the middle.

Trying to interpret where decreases go in relation to the two markers, since I CO more stitches. I kinda made it up from here because I couldn’t interpret my notes from the last one I made!

• slip stitch, knit to second marker, SM, SKPO, turn
• slip P, SM, purl to other marker, SM, P2tog, turn
• continue to decrease on each side of the markers until sides are decreased to 13 on each side. Each decrease is bridging the gap left by the short row. At that point, I added in a CDD in the middle section on the knit rows. I skipped a CDD after the first one so it didn’t make a pucker, but then did the CDD every knit row until 4 stitches remained - K2tog, K2tog, pass first one over second.

I did a single crochet across the bottom.