Thank you, John for taking the pics. I love creative photography.
It was a fast knit (less than a week is fast in my books) and only took 2 balls, making it less than $20 CDN. And it's perfect. I love the fact that I can wear it and still knit comfortably without fighting with the body of a sweater. I tend to get my needles caught in the excess sweater fabric, for some reason. John calls this my sweater without a body.
The pattern is an old Bernat free leaflet. It doesn't look like the yarn is available anymore, so I'm assuming the pattern isn't either. I suppose I could type it up for anyone interested in it (giving proper credit, of course). There is, incidentally, no copyright notice on the leaflet I have; no date, nothing.
Other than the shrug, I've got the second of four reversible hats half finished. I've just started the second half of what will be Trinity's hat. I discovered this week, thanks to Melissa and her daughter Kensie, that the infant size does not fit a one and a half year old. That means I'll be making one of each of three sizes, I'm thinking. The sizes are infant, childs, womens and mens. The mens size fits me quite nicely, so I'm thinking the women's size should fit my 8 and 5 year old grandsons. The children's size will fit Trinitiy.
Ok, back to knitting... or making cream of onion soup for dinner. Yum...comfort food! Decisions, decisions.
Please do type it up! It looks like just the thing for my chilly office.
ReplyDeleteYou look cute in your shrug, Ev! I was thinking of making one too, but I decided I'd rather have a body-without-sleeves (aka a vest) than sleeves-without-a-body, no matter how stylish. Tee-hee!
ReplyDeleteI agree, please do type the instruction, I know there are other shrug, but the one you knitted look perfect in every way!!
ReplyDeleteAna C.
That looks great on you! I love quick knits
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