This week I finished
a languishing cardigan for Lucy that I began during the first week of Great Lent in
Maine. She has all but outgrown it already, but I think she'll be able to wear it unbuttoned for a bit longer. Since taking these pictures I have added bronze engraved buttons, which I'll have to capture next time. The grosgrain ribbon on the button band was a lot of fun to do, which was a surprise because I always imagined it would be tedious. I watched the
Knitmore Girls' tutorial, which I highly recommend.
I've just begun
A Game of Thrones on my own and Pete and I are rereading the Harry Potter series aloud together. It's one of my favorite times of day. While we wind Lucy down for the night, we can usually enjoy a few pages. It's slow going, but why hurry?
I am rushing through my
owlet, though. Next time I knit it, I might try to reverse-engineer it into a top-down sweater though, like
Frontier Dreams did.
8 comments:
I love that sweater!
very cute sweater...love how the ribbon makes such a nice finish---must try that!!!!
Such a pretty sweater! I am knitting a cardigan now and I am thinking that I should probably use ribbon for. I'm going to the Knitmore girls site now to watch the tutorial.
Ah-dorable. Beautiful color and pattern. I would love to knit one for me!!!
I do find that adding a ribbon does stabilize a buttonband. It looks super cute.
I've loved knitting that pattern, too. :-)
The color you chose is just stunning and I love your finishing details!
Beautiful color yarn! I have that same ribbon I have edged burp cloths with.
The ribbon makes a beautiful finish.
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