First up: my current obsession: Beatrice. Fixing the too deep raglan shaping has made this sweater much better fitting:
Knitting Pure & Simple Pullover in Classic Elite's Beatrice
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Worked a lot on this over the weekend. So both sleeves are done and now it's just a matter of slogging thru the body. I'm debating if I want to add (or rather subtract) a little waist shaping. I don't want this fitted, but I also don't want it frumpy (and my 3-hour glass figure can look even more frumpy without a little waist definition). We'll see... I do want this to be "sweatshirt" styling. It might have as much to do with just needing something to do than just knit stocking stitch around and around....
I'm also getting a little progress on Roam. Still not sure about this one. The knitting is very straight forward and I think the shaping is going to be flattering. However, I'm not madly in love with it. I'll keep slogging along, but something is not "clicking" right for me and I'm not sure why.
Roam by Laura Chau in Filati'sSailor
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I am still trying to work on Patrick, but I have to admit that it's a physically challenging project. As I still have a few more rows to finish on the back, I didn't bother with an update picture. The cable rows (and the wrong side after the cable row) is extremely hard to work. The mulespun yarn doesn't have a lot of flexibility and I'm knitting it at a very tight gauge. I will continue with it, as it's so worth it, but I really can only do a few rows at a time.
Since it's bitter cold, it seems like a good day to snuggle in under the afghans and knit. Maybe cast on a summery project (heehee). Or work on something from the WIP closet?
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