Having given my Summit Shawl to the finisher to be blocked, I felt the need to just play with sticks and string.
I swatched for a new sweater idea with Cascade Ultra Pima, one of my favorite yarns. The pattern stitch is based on a sweater one of my cousins was wearing last summer. I think it's going to be a top-down and definitely a v-neck. The rest is pure speculation.
Since I have to balance work and play (even though the line between them gets pretty blurry), I spent some time weaving in ends on the hexagons I completed. I'm waiting for more cotton classic to come in before I keep going. I've used up 3 colors (from my left over bits).
I also swatched for the Hexagon Petal Tee by Maria Leigh from Interweave Knits, Spring 2011.
This sweater was designed using Cascade Ultra Pima, so I figured I'd break with my usual tradition of substituting the yarn in a pattern and actually use the yarn it calls for. I know, it's unusual.
This sweater was designed using Cascade Ultra Pima, so I figured I'd break with my usual tradition of substituting the yarn in a pattern and actually use the yarn it calls for. I know, it's unusual.
3 comments:
Did you start the hexagons thinking it would be a scrap project and end up wanting to buy yarn for it? That happens to me all the time.
I totally started the Mamy bag with that thought. I've gotten almost halfway through on scraps. Now I'm hooked (pardon the pun) and need a few more skeins.
I like that stitch you got from a cousin's sweater. Who was it?
Love, Mom
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