There are a few different adjustments you can make when altering a pattern to fit a smaller frame — Emerald Erin has a great rundown here. One that I have mentioned before on this blog is called the omega adjustment. Now, a bugbear of mine is that while this is called the omega adjustment, doing this alteration...
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