Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Sweater WIN
I'm like one of those athletes who does fantastically at the European and World championships but just flops when the Olympics come around. I knocked a sweater out in three weeks before the Knitting Olympics and I've just finished another one in two. I put the final touches to the neckband and grafted the underarms at Bluestockings this evening and then tried it on to general acclaim. I'm so pleased with how this worked out. The fit is great, I really like the 3/4 length sleeves and I love the picot edging at the hems. And it's so warm and cosy - I'm so glad I finished it before the weather got any warmer.
Pattern: Seamless hybrid by Elizabeth Zimmermann from Knitting without Tears
Yarn: Sublime Angora Merino (6 balls)
Needles: 3.5mm and 4mm circs
Size: 34"
Ravelled: here
Labels:
EZ seamless hybrid,
Sublime Angora Merino
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3 comments:
Wow I'm impressed! Can't believe you made that in 2 weeks!!!!
It is such a lovely sweater. I love the translucent quality of that beautiful yarn and have forgiven the pilling of my own because of the wondrous softness and the overall sense of snuggle that it contains.
You look very good in the lovely sweater and the ivory colour is gorgeous!
It is so lovely Liz, colour really suits you and I love the fit and the edging. Absolutely gorgeous and absolute win for swapped yarn as well.
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