I'll be getting a lot of wear out of this this summer. Also still plugging away on
I'll have that half of the front done today. I think I can easily have this baby done by the end of the week.This is a good thing for lot's of reasons. Not only is it a beautiful sweater, it's really comfy. The yarn is soft it's going to fit well. It's also not green. Every single cardigan in my closet is green:
Including a purchased lightweight cardigan. The only other cardigan in my closet is blue, but it's the original Cropped Cardigan that is way too large for me now. Looking at my stash and UFO's, I have a very specific color preferences. Well, today is laundry day and that makes good knittin' time. It's going to be beautiful today, hitting the upper 70's. I'll open up windows and air out the winter/dog smell in the house, so some laundry and enjoy a little spring preview before it goes back to normal temps later this week.
Have a great Monday and Happy Knitting!!!
You do beautiful work, Cindy! What is the sweater on top of your green cardigan's pile? Me likey.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sonya! That top sweater is the Cropped Cardigan Redux done in Elann's alpaca yarn. The pattern is a Paton's pattern book "Paton's Canadian Living Collection". I don't think I've put it in my gallery yet. I guess I need to update :D
ReplyDeleteyes but they are varying different greens! :) I love the new finish - can't wait to see it in person
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely pile of sweaters! Impressive! --Sylvia
ReplyDeleteThough they are all in the green family they are variations on a theme. I love Garnet!
ReplyDeletethanks everyone... the problem with the green sweaters is that they all clash with my khaki pants! The pink cardigan will come in handy!! Or I need to stop buying green pants too LOL!
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