Fun with Short Rows

I've just finished knitting the Multidirectional Scarf using 3 balls of Noro Kureyon and size 10US needles. 6"x6 feet.
I learned some new stuff doing this scarf and will immediately before I forget it all, use this knit-knowledge to design a sweater using multiple panels joined with a three needle bindoff. The narrower the panels the more triangles are formed as one travels upward.

And if you make a glaring mistake it looks like it was part of the plan. On the upper part of this picture I changed direction halfway and didn't notice it for hours, and miles of knitting. It didn't seem to make any difference so I decided to leave it in. The mistake made me think about using this again to form many irregularities in future diagonal strip knits.

The blue end is the beginning and the pink triangle on the left is the end, the bind off. I didn't like the ending directions so I made up my own. Mostly I did this because I wanted to try ending straight in case this would be a shoulder on a sweater and then it could be staggered to slope. That could be done with short rows too. I'll have to play around with that idea.
Noro Kureyon is self striping as you can see, and I plan to use multiple yarns on the new short row strip sweater I have in mind. All color all the time; how could it be any other way for me?