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March 14, 2004

The weather has been very Spring-like around here so...

I dumped my winter project list! I do feel guilty about the purple sweater that the front is finished on. I may pick that back up later this summer.

But I started the coolest sweater using Sirdar Silky Look in willow. I bought 10 balls last year. It is the same yarn I used with two baby sweaters (except in cream), so I already knew how much I loved working with it. My only complaint is that it is three threads twined and splits super easy when you are knitting two stitches together.

Anyway, I found this really beautiful sweater pattern at Crystal Palace called "Italian Tee Shirt". I have not been very adventurous with different stitches and this looked like my perfect opportunity. It looks FABULOUS! The picture below does not do it any justice though. It has this really neat raised triangle texture from the "flame chevron". As cool as it looks, it is a real pain in the patoot. Definitely not mindless knitting. I have to rabidly count every five stitches and then count the entire row at least once every couple of rows. I made some mistakes early on but I decided to just keep plugging on and use this panel for the back (the mistake is near the bottom and it affects the entire row). Of course, I am the only one that will know but *I KNOW*.



Here is a close-up of the stitch:

Posted by DebC at 10:49 PM | Comments (3)

March 06, 2004

Seth's socks are done

They are very cute and Seth loves them. I am getting very frustrated with the different yarns I have in my stash though. The pretty denim-like yarn I used in Seth's socks is already fuzzy after one day of wear. I got this picture after the model fell asleep hahahahahahahaha.


Posted by DebC at 03:13 PM

March 02, 2004

Just for fun

I think it fits but I was really hoping for mohair hahahahahahahaha

You are Merino Wool.
You are Merino Wool.
You are very easygoing and sweet. People like to
keep you close because you are so softhearted.
You love to be comfortable and warm from your
head to your toes.


What kind of yarn are you?
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Posted by DebC at 09:23 AM | Comments (1)