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muse motivation April 10, 2013
Since the weather has been a bit misty and rainy the past few days, my energies have turned from the garden back to the needle, back to the cozy indoors…
Pulled along by TOP OF THE LAKE I’ve made quite a bit-O progress on my HEY GIRL cardi…
Nothing like a little suspense from down under to put the pedal to the metal – I actually think I knit faster watching thrillers! – and this one has some r.e.a.l. interesting moments (whatabboud the head tattoo? find me a picture of Jay Ryan’s bird-head and I’ll send you a free patttern)…
I fantasize now about getting a nice cozy container and parking it near the Pacific somewhere…
Starry-eyed, the knit goes on
And, but of course, this is now at the point wherein I bribe myself with some buttons.
The collection is pretty big right now, but really tips on the black and white side with a lot of brown tortoise-y colors thrown in.
This oatmeal yarn could do with one of those, but its light freshness seems to want to be matched in tone a little bit better.
I’m especially enamored of some light-slivery buttons – they are the most fashion-forward of the bunch, but maybe a bit too flashy? The light tortoise ones have the standard Mr. Rogers appeal and the monotone taupe-colored ones (with the little middle bump) seem just a tad bland.
Hmm.
Mod vs Traditional. Have to think about that.
New Threads Tuesday February 12, 2013
It’s still sweater weather here in the PacNW and we’re loving it!
Whether you’re rambling around town (or just sitting in front of the fireplace), you need a little cozy, maybe a little hug…
Here’s our take on the boyfriend sweater: Hey Girl…
Borrowing from the most classic of classic designs (hey, this was most likely the first sweater ever Worn by women in the early 20th) we’ve updated it with some sassy detailing in an easy top-down style…
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SKILL LEVEL: Advanced Beginner
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS:
34 (36, 38, 40, 42, 46, 50, 54) inches
YARDAGE (DK Weight yarn) :
1150 (1200, 1300, 1450, 1600, 1800, 2000, 2200) yds
GAUGE:
22sts / 30 rows over 4″ St st using #5 (3.75mm) needles
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get it HERE…