bunch of stuff finished and being worked on
boy it's been forever since i've put anything on here. and i've got a bunch of stuff finished and ready to show off. ok... here we go
specs:
pattern: armwarmer in love to knit by bronwyn lowenthal
yarn: cascade 220 wool #7821
needles: size 10
i really liked this pattern. it was super easy. the only mod i made had to do with the thumb opening. i knit the sts for the thumb with waste yarn, put the sts back onto the left needle and proceded with the main yarn. later i went back, picked up those sts and made the thumb.

specs:
pattern: lacy long gloves in love to knit by bronwyn lowenthal
needles: size 8
yarn: recycled yarn from a sweater i got from ross for $5
again, the only mods were with the thumb opening



specs:
pattern: saddle sleeve from ez
needles: sizes 5 and 7
yarn: cascade 220 #7821
i love this pattern. it's just so easy to make. i did have some problems in the beginning which required me to frog back on the shoulder part and the bottom. but that was totally my fault because i measured his shoulders wrong. tip from me to you, when you measure you shoulders do it from the farthest point, not the pointy things at the top. it's a two inch difference but that makes a huge difference. also, luke has a v shaped body. he's got really wide shoulders and a tiny waist. so at first i knit straight on the body. so when i finished it it fit great on the top but it was all baggy on the bottom. so i ripped that part and then worked down making decreases as i went. it took me a really long time. and if i'd have thought ahead i would have saved all the time. oh well.
what am i working on now? i'm making another coco jacket for myself this time. no pics yet though
1 comments:
OH PEARL!!! I love the sweater! I'm a total sucker for henley tops and have been wanting to make one. this one might just be the ticket!
I just don't know how you have the patience to do a whole sweater yet. Maybe using EZ's won't be as tedious!
Take care!!!!
-Dawn
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