I was a bit careless the first time and had to frog the whole thing. I used leftover yarns from other projects, all acrylic sporstweight. The needle size was 3.75 mm.
Though I admire how the sweater looks from the front, I don't really like its back. I suppose it will look ok on a baby. Anyway, it was different and unique from the usual cardigan patterns and here lies its appeal.
Though I admire how the sweater looks from the front, I don't really like its back. I suppose it will look ok on a baby. Anyway, it was different and unique from the usual cardigan patterns and here lies its appeal.
I have made progress with project #3 as well, with only the sleeves left now.
Oh I absolutely love it! I love the colors and I love the front. I now wish I had a baby to knit for!
ReplyDeleteYour BSJ looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteI made my first one recently for my niece, but I didn't have the courage to makes stripes, so I used a colorful variegated yarn. Next time, I will bravely attempt stripes :)
You are on fire! Your fingers must be smoking from how fast you are knitting! The sweater is beautiful - I like how the stripes go in different directions on the top from the bottom. Very pretty colors.
ReplyDeleteIt is so beautiful! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThat's really beautiful!
ReplyDeletewhere did you get the pattern for that!?