Finally, I feel like I’m making some progress on Dad’s Christmas sweater.
In this picture, it’s about halfway through the raglan increases. I’m actually further along, having added a few rounds since I took this, and I hope to be splitting for the arms and body soon.
Not much more to say on it, because it’s pretty mindless knitting. But that’s about all I can handle after these long, busy work days I’ve been having lately.
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It’s looking good!
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You could write a book: “The Zen of Knitting”!
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Raglan is fun to knit. It’s so cool to all of the sudden be at the sleeve separation part. It’s kind of like turning the heel on a sock!
Blessings,
Betsy
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You can’t beat a top down raglan pullover for mindless knitting. I was just looking at my stash and thinking about starting one myself. You can’t have enough of them. They are always my go to throw on for a cold day.
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Nice work! I love tweedy sweaters so much.
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Mindless projects are my favorite knits. I can get lost in the endless knitting and just relax. Your Dad will love this sweater!
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It may be mindless knitting but it certainly is going to be a wonderful sweater. What a great gift for your Dad.
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I find a raglan stockinette stitch very relaxing–it sure is handsome yarn, too!
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