By the way, did you notice my lovely cactus pin cushion? Thank you gift from the aforementioned Si (who has already had more name-checks than anyone else on my blog!). It caused a great deal of cactus envy from daughters 1 and 2.
The cardigan has to go back on the needles after blocking to knit up the front bands and little shawl collar. It’s been frustrating because I have already had to go back to Get Knitted for an extra ball of wool and I’m worried that I still won’t have quite enough to finish it. They’re holding an extra ball in the right dye lot for me just in case, but I won’t be able to get out there until my next "car day".
may I add my envy too?!
ReplyDeleteMum, this looks totally amazing - the colour is lovely in the pics - is it close to the actual colour? What pattern and yarn (or do you say that already on ravelry)?!
You're so quick, this would have taken me a year! x
It's a long time since I knitted anything - not since he girls were toddlers. The bit I least liked was the putting together of various sections, so I am full of admiration for your efforts. I look forward to you modelling the finished garment.
ReplyDeleteI've come back again just to look at the pictures!! x
ReplyDeletehi moira - just in case you want to link to it, i got that pin cushion from here - http://www.flickr.com/photos/feltmistress/sets/72157602995855197/
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Hello Moira. It's good to see the cactus pincushion went to a good home. The knitting looks amazing. I'm not very good at knitting. I prefer sewing. It seems to take me ages to knit.
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