I finally found the charger for my camera battery, which is very important because blogging isn’t as fun without pictures. I’ve almost finished the Rosana sweater (that’s the name of the Gedifra yarn, the pattern is by Lang). It’s going to fit a little more closely than I thought it would - probably because of the stretch in the yarn. We’ll see once I get to really try it on (tonight, I hope!)
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If anyone has been reading my blog for awhile you know that I need to catch up on photos of all my past projects that haven’t gone so well: the Noro cardigan (whose neckline is too deep), the Chunky Soft floppy pullover (that’s so warm I can’t where it south of Iceland), and Evia (which I hadn’t even finished before it got wet and bled “Chile” all over the cream). I think I’ll do that over the next 2 weeks or so.
I’d also like to start up a tribute page dedicated to everyone that has made Bob, with pictures of the finished sweaters. If anyone out there reading this has tried the pattern, let me know, send me a picture, and tell me what you thought of the finished result.
The new issue of Knitty is out and I’m already starting my list. The first thing I’ll be making is the little bag (”aline”) that Annie designed. Made of Raffia with a lining of rayon ribbon - what a great idea!
June 11th, 2003 at 6:15 pm
The Rosana sweater is beautiful!!! I never saw such a sweater before, very nice!
June 11th, 2003 at 11:53 pm
this sweater is really pretty — i’m sure it will be lovely on. and i’m intrigued to see the chunky soft warm sweater, as i may move to chicago for the winter!
June 14th, 2003 at 11:35 pm
That sweater is beautiful! I have that pattern and it looks so much better in a light color…
OOh so many sweaters, so little time…
June 18th, 2003 at 4:14 pm
wow. i think it’s absolutely gorgeous.