... Finally finished!
So much going on, and this guy was half the way done in a bag.
But the other night, I managed to finish it! yay!!
Here it is. Perfect for these cool summer nights.
It's probably heavier than the Rag&Bone Holloway sweater that I took the inspiration from, but I wanted a blue, reasonable chunky cotton knit, and now I have it!I finally found a way to make patterns using Excel and then saving it into jpeg format, so by clicking on the images, you'll be able to print and have a detailed pattern.
Every square is one row and one stitch.
* Go here the how-to for the "drop stitch stripes"
* I knitted with 5 1/2 mm needles, and I'm a size 2.
* Sweater is a loose fit for me.
For the collar (which is not in the pattern) I casted on 109 stitches, worked on tubular for 10 rows, than knit for one row.
I knitted two more rows on stockinette in a contrast yarn, that I unraveled once i sew the collar onto the neck opening.
(I also don't have a ruler, nor a measurement tape here! Iwill eventually update these info once I'll get back home!!)
xox, d.
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well well well ... looks like a whole lot of work :)
ReplyDeleteI like it! I'm going to have to learn to knit one day!
ReplyDeleteImpressive!! I am visiting from Tatertots and Jello and I am a new follower! I would love love love if you would link this up to my Delicately Constructed linky party!
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a fabulous weekend and I see you around soon!
Michelle
www.delicateconstruction.blogspot.com
Wow ! You continue to amaze me. Making a knitting pattern on Excel - I never would have thought of that.
ReplyDeleteBtw, DD and I are visiting NYC at the end of the month, how's the weather?
I LOVE the idea of making a pattern on excel!! Wow. I am no where near as skilled a knitter as you, but I sure appreciate your work! lovely! blessings ~ tanna
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It's beautiful and I'm sure a lot of work.
ReplyDeleteDee
looks great!!!:) :)
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That looks excellent, well done! I'm so clueless when it comes to knitting, I never know how many stitches or rows I should do
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Beautiful sweater! I've forgotton how to knit! and now my kids are starting to ask to learn, I'll have to try to remember!!!
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Hope you have a great week!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
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I'm so grateful that you linked up in this week's Creative Bloggers' Party & Hop :) This awesome post totally rocked the party!
ReplyDeleteThis is so lovely; too bad I can't knit worth anything or this beautiful sweater would be on my To-Do list. Great job!
ReplyDeleteSaw you at Someday Crafts "Whatever Goes Wednesday" party
Wow! I am impressed! This looks like so much work. It turned out beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up to {nifty thrifty sunday} last week!
I hope to see more of your creativity this weekend! :)
xoxo,
Vanessa
Perfect!! I love it!!
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