The other day, I had done my required four rows on the mohair wrap, and I wasn’t in the mood to work on the Thunderstruck socks. I wanted something NEW.
I still had the Tabby Cat Chunky yarn sitting out from when I dyed it up the other day, so I decided to go pattern hunting. I came up with Silla. Because of the tweedy shades in the yarn, it needed to be something fairly simple. Any pattern would just get lost.
The asymmetrical fronts give it a little bit of interest. Or at least it will. It doesn’t look like much now, but I’m only about halfway through the yoke.
I know a chunky knit isn’t what most people normal would cast on going into spring… but hey… I’ve never claimed to be normal….
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Ha! What’s a normal brain anymore! lol The new cardigan will be perfect!
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LOL (I’m not claiming to be normal either!). That is a very pretty pattern – I love the way it is asymmetrical. And the color is screaming SPRING!!!
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Normal is over-rated anyway! What a pretty start. I think that yarn is perfect for the pattern. As Vera said, the yarn screams spring to me too.
Blessings,
Betsy
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Why be normal when you can be ABBY Normal.
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I love the color of the yarn and the pattern you have selected. I think it is going to be an awesome sweater!
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Knit brains are never normal. I always seem to find myself wanting to knit big chunky sweaters in the heat of the summer. It’s when I am indoors the most so I guess it makes sense.
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“Normal” is overrated!
Silla is an attractive pattern and will look great in the green tweed.
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“Young Frankenstein” is one of my all-time favourite movies!
“Put the candle back!” hahahahaha!
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I love asymmetrical clothing, even though I am soooo not asymmetry driven in other areas. Go figure. And I adore green!!! Kudos on the finished socks and I cannot wait to see the parrots done.
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