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FO: Canadian Winter
I’ve always liked the idea of a Cowichan sweater–big and cozy, in natural colors; but not so much the traditional designs of them, with the big animals or other representational designs in the midsection. I never thought those bands of … Continue reading
FO: Nordic Urban
Finally done! This took way longer than it should have due to my reknitting so many of the pieces, either because of gauge problems or my own silliness. Had I just knit the sweater according to the pattern in the … Continue reading
Frankensweater
This is how my Nordic Urban sweater looked over the weekend – all patched together. After my failure with the first yoke due to gauge issues, I decided to knit the sweater as indicated in the pattern – body and … Continue reading
Try and Try Again
Sometimes I am not as clever as I think I am. I got most of the way through the yoke of the Nordic Urban sweater, and decided it was not going to work out. My knitting was much looser than … Continue reading
A Very Warm Hat
The Pontiff isn’t big on handknit hats, because they’re “not warm enough”. But he has been wearing the double-knit hat I made for him. With the brim turned up, it’s 4 layers thick. I figured I’d try again with something … Continue reading
EPS Begins
As planned, I cast on for my Elizabeth Zimmermann EPS Cardigan yesterday at SnB. Several of the grrls are starting an EPS sweater for 2008. I’m planning to do the Circular Yoke Pullover, but make it into a cardigan. … Continue reading
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Tagged cardigan, Elizabeth Zimmermann, EPS, knitting, stranded, swatches
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Decisions, Decisions
I’m planning for my Elizabeth Zimmermann EPS Cardigan, and I currently have a burgundy for the body of the sweater, plus black, white, and two grays. I can’t decide whether to use just the neutral tones with the main color, … Continue reading
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Tagged colorwork, Elizabeth Zimmermann, EPS, Fair Isle, stranded, sweater
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Fraternal Twins
Introducing the Latvian twins: Larry and Darryl. Or is it Larry and his other brother Darryl? Since this was my first colorwork project, I thought I’d do a bit of experimenting. As a continental knitter, I was knitting with both … Continue reading