I am not sure what happened this summer, but I started knitting a sweater for myself. I've had the yarn for it for a while and have been going back and forth for what to do with it. Heathery charcoal grey cascade 220 and a few spare skeins of stuff that could be used for contrast.
I settled on Hannah Fettig's Yoked Cardigan.
The pattern picture is of a baby, but the size range goes through adults. It was totally worth paying for. I wouldn't have figured out the method on my own and yet, it is so delightful and straightforward to knit. I have had trouble putting it down.
I settled on Hannah Fettig's Yoked Cardigan.
The pattern picture is of a baby, but the size range goes through adults. It was totally worth paying for. I wouldn't have figured out the method on my own and yet, it is so delightful and straightforward to knit. I have had trouble putting it down.
I decided to use the contrast color as though I made a fancy colorwork sweater, except it is basically just a stripe. I think you add button bands on later, so I'm not sure how things are really going to look in the finished product, but for now, I love it.
Here it is as of this week. Even though it is crazy hot out here, it is still soccer knitting. I have less than an inch left of the body, then it is time for the sleeves.
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