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June 07, 2005
Stick a Fork in Her
Is this a phrase? I seem to recall 'stick a fork in it~ its done' from somewhere. If its not pretend for my sake cause I am. Done that is. Yay me. Now I didn't have that much to knit for TNNA this year cause I turned away work but it was still a struggle to get what little I accepted finished. And of course I had to go computerless while I struggled. I don't even want to think about email catch up but some FO pictures for you:
Here we have the Alchemy cardigan I showed the yarn for earlier. Raglan sleeved and a dream to knit. Yummmy silk. Unfortunately the silk makes it hard to capture the cables but I will try:
Next we knit a pullover for Unique Colours:
This pullover is from a new book that is gonna be called Kiddie something. Yes you read right. Kiddie. I personally cannot imagine spending the money for a childs garment but hey I am a poor type of person. You might be a rich kinda person. And amazingly the width of both of these garments is the same. Yep the same width, sleeve length, and depth from armhole to cuffs [both hem and sleeve hem] The big difference is the armhole depth. Thats OK. I have always known that grown women are supposed to be the circumference of a 5 year old. Anyway this is what I have been doing behind your backs.
yarny day and knitterly evening to all
Posted by Elka at June 7, 2005 05:14 PM
Comments
i love the cableing down the front of that sweater. beautifully done of course.
Posted by: marti at June 8, 2005 02:17 AM
So glad to see you post - I was really starting to get kind of worried. The alchemy sweater is lovely - absolutely great color!
Posted by: Jessica at June 8, 2005 07:03 AM
love the alchemy sweater! I'm with you -- a sweater in Colinette for a kid? I can be extravagant with yarn, but really!
Posted by: Anmiryam at June 8, 2005 04:03 PM