As you can see, I’ve got both sleeves done. The body is now joined, and I’ve got a few rows done there. The only thing left is to keep knitting until I decide that it’s long enough. As you know, I usually prefer shorty cardigans, but I’ve got a fair bit of yarn left so I could probably make it longer. I’ll just keep trying it on as I go and stop knitting when it looks good!
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Nice! That’s the great thing about top down patterns. They are easy to adjust.
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It looks great Val. I like the offset button band and the springy yarn too. I prefer my cardigans a bit longer since I’m so tall and like my bottom covered. 🙂
Blessings,
Betsy
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Very pretty. Like Betsy, I prefer a slightly longer cardigan. The yarn you are using looks almost marled knit up – gorgeous!
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Val, Again you have mastered the pattern and made yourself a gorgeous garment. I’d love to have you on my porch to chat and knit with me. I’d learn a lot. I too like the offset
garment.
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That’s the beauty of making things for yourself; you can do as you please!
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What a beautiful sweater and it is not even complete! The color is just wonderful and will be so much fun to wear.
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Nice job! I love that green marled yarn – cheerful and perfect for Spring.
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This really is looking great-you can see what the sweater really looks like with the sleeves in place! Happy knitting.
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This is a greatt post
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