the jumper was knitted in the round with cable and bands (no problem) to the armholes and this i and finished ages ago
The design was unusual in that you cast on the cuffs knit up the sleeve across the yolk leaving a slash for the neck then down the other sleep to the cuff.
And in-between tossing it away I had lost the pattern
When I finished it first I found the cable across the front was off centre. and looked too odd to leave
- So pulled it out
- Next i finished, to find the 2nd sleeve ended 2/3 up my arm!
- so I pulled it out
- decided to do the sleeves separate and a separate yoke. not a good idea
- so I pulled it out
- When you pull it out (Frogging as in Rip it, rip it (ribbit) )the wool keeps the shape of the bent stitches and does not knit up again smooth;y
- so i pulled it out
- Time passed but then i Googled what to do with the wool (you wash in hanks in wool mix and allow to dry ..magic!
- and in the process discovered Fruity knitting pod cast An Australian couple living in Germany, Andrea and her husband Andrew and she is an AMAZING knitter
Fruity Knitting
Then Celia came home and wanted some new sweaters
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| Then a red one in an old pattern |
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| I did a cardigan for my self as well as 2 others!! |
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| The top one was made form wool bought at an Op shop Cost of $8. Finished off with some Possum merino wool from NZ |
Then Celia wanted to replace a favourite that was looking a bit old so I copied the design and did it in her fav purple and black
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| I'd also learnt about Needle felting and repair my poncho that the silverfish had got at |
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| I don't wear hats much but wanted to try this stitch |
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| This was for Tala, Amz' new baby but was claimed by Cailyn 3 yo so made a 2nd one |
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| Celia wanted a cap for her Northern lights trip and admired my tea cosy |
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