I made a sweater! So I guess I have graduated from hats and purses. This is supposed to be a spring sweater, hence the short sleeves. It was chilly yesterday though, so Larkspur wore it with a shirt underneath. This was a super easy pattern, knit in the round, which is my favorite way to knit. The free pattern is HERE if anyone is interested.
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The sweater is gorgeous and looks even better on that beautiful young lady modeling it for us! I don't know how to knit in the round yet so I guess I won't be making any of these. It is adorable though. I'm going to go sit on the heating pad (strained back) and bind off another little baby hat like I did for Bea. I've only got like 6 of them already but I had the yarn and figured there wasn't enough left to use on anything else and I do try to use up my yarns as I go. Although I do have an entire box filled with yarn scraps. But I'd hate to think of how many boxes I'd have full of partial skeins if I didn't repeat patterns of the same article. My friend talked me into entering some of my knitting in the county fair next month. I certainly don't expect any ribbons of any kind. I mean, I really am a beginner, experience-wise. I learned to knit when I was 15 but waited until now to really spend any time at it.–Marj
Great job!!!!!!!!!
what wonderful colors!! I hope to graduate from scarves… i just don't know when that'll happen. Knitting scarves in the spring and summer just doesnt seem right, ya know? 🙂
how cute is she and the sweater is cute-angie
Therese, this was really easy and quick. If I had more time it would have been a two day project easily.Doris, I used two skeins of Noro Chirimen yarn which is a mostly cotton self striping yarn. I ordered from shopknitch.comMary Kay, I knit late at night when I should be cleaning 🙂 It's my sanity saver.Laura, you could knit this easily. I wish I could pop over to your house one evening to show you. We may be old and gray before we get to hang out!
That is so cute!! She looks adorable:-)
Soooo cute! I'm impressed, did you change colors that many times, or use one of those self-striping yarns? I'll have to check out the pattern, I have two grand daughters that would like mighty cute in that sweater. Lark does a great job of modeling your handiwork. Is it a princess sweater?? LOL
Ginny, it is beautiful! And so is the model!
What a beautiful sweater! I am so impressed. When do you have time to knit? I have a hard time finding time to clean, and I only have 2 kids!
Very cute! You have to teach me to knit. I just know the basics–like hot to knit really long rows to make useless scarves.Laura
Wow. It looks great. I can knit and don't mind it but something seem to take so long so I prefer sewing. Something like that sounds easy.Therese