I finished it yesterday. :D I started it March 14th, and got to row 15. Then I put it away for a while. (I wasn't quite sure how/was afraid, to do the sleeves). Well I picked it back up yesterday; determined to figure out the sleeves~ and finished it. So, it would have only taken me two days, and not two months, to finish it. Oh well. Two months is still good, for me... :P
I wanted a simple (but nice!) sweater to wear over summer clothes to church; because they keep it like an ice box in there; if it gets above 60 degrees outside, it seems. Plus the fans are going all the time. And I always freeze. I have more clothes than I thought, that this sweater will go with. I wanted to do a white one, but I didn't have any white yarn. I had a whole pound of love from my Forest Flower Pullover left. So... this will work for a lot, too. (Yay!) I am definitely going to be doing more of these. I'm so happy, it fits (I didn't think it was going to), and it's so comfy. :) If I could just lose a little weight... :/ This isn't the best picture of me, either. My husband was taking the pictures and they kept coming out blurry (my camera is so sensitive, I hate it..). This was the best of all the ones he took. :/ |
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Baby girl is so cute... Loving the sweater - I will take one in a green teal size small lol... I will learn how to do my first sweater this summer. Enjoyed your blog very much today - you have such talent!!
Evielynne
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Good job on your cardigan Tina, its lovely! I like your pic too :)
I guess your puppy just needs a little more time to feel secure in her new home.
Thank you both. :)
Evielynne, this pattern would be a good pattern for a first sweater. The only part that might be confusing is the first row of the sleeves. I wrote down a bunch of notes, though. I might be able to help if you got stuck.
btw, I call her baby girl all the time. (I wanted to name her Baby, but no one else did.. I guess it wouldn't be a good name when she is full grown anyway. ;P
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