Ta-daa! There she is in all her finery....my red hot February lady sweater. I did enjoy knitting this sweater, my first by the way. There were a few scary moments, such as when I forgot to count, or when I forgot what the multiples of seven were. But all in all, I enjoyed this project. Think I will make one for my mom after the holidays. I can't do this pattern back to back, too boring. So here are the dirty details.Project: February Lady sweater
Yarn: Caron Simply soft, about 3.25 skeins (which I liked knitting with, plus easy maintenance)
Needle size: 8 bamboo for the most part
Size: large
Now on to my next sweater! Have a great week chickees!TTFN!
Very pretty! I love that color.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the finish.
Congrats!!!! It's lovely!
ReplyDeleteVery cute. The color is great on you! Forgot to count. hehe When does that ever happen?
ReplyDeleteYea!!!!!!!!!!!Yea!!!!!!!Yea!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! It looks fantastic! Love the color! I am so impressed. Nice work! It's da bomb! I bet it feels great on too.
I know what you mean by boring knitting. Wicked has lots of boring parts. Lots!
Thank you for sharing your project. I have been waiting to see it all together.
Hey Jenny Girl!
ReplyDeleteYour Sweater looks great! I love the color too.
Congrats on finishing!
Very pretty! I love the color, great job! : )
ReplyDeleteYea!!! A completed sweater!! How cool is that...LOVE it!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! And very impressive for a first sweater. Great job!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteOooh, how lovely! I think the only sweaters I've ever finished were for babies. I want to make something sweater-like for me, but I don't know that I'd ever finish it. I have one or two sitting around that are almost finished but I haven't touched them in 5 years. Mainly because they're wool turtlenecks, and I cannot wear a turtleneck any more. Good ol' menopause.
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