Thursday, November 04, 2010
Comfort Zone
The TLC Ribby is done. I'm glad I decided to drop the scoop and re-do the yoke. This will be a lot more comfy for me. Plus, it's finished (no more debating on how to do the too deep scoop/fake double layer).
Let's do some project stat's, eh?
Pattern: Ribby Pulli by chicknits (this is my 4th finished one, I believe)
Yarn: TLC Cotton Plus
Problems with the pattern: I found the scoop to be way too low for me, but I am short (I also have to shorten the sleeves about 6")
Changes to the pattern: I did a fake double layer on the sleeves. I was afraid that I wouldn't have enough of the multi to do the long sleeves, and figured this was a good way to save some yardage. The bonus is that the multi colored yarn did that icky color stacking spiral thing (which I personally hate), so doing the white sleeves ended up having an additional advantage. Used a 2X2 ribbed mock turtleneck.
Overall impressions: since I'm feeling a little frumpy right now, I won't judge that aspect on the sweater right now. I will say that I love the idea of the fake double layer sleeves. The yarn is soft (and did I mention easy care???) and it's a comfy fit. Perfect for what I wanted.
So it's done... and I can move on. I'll get a lot of wear out of this, especially on cooler days (too warm for a wool sweater, yet too cool for just a long sleeve tee).
hmmmm.... that also means I have a set of empty knitting needles, doesn't it?
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Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNice job on the neckline.
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