I knit this before the holidays, when I was feeling like it had been a long time since I made a full-size garment (for me!). I am so glad I did! It's perfect for these early spring days when a whole wool sweater seems stifling, and the colors really sing spring to me. There's purple, olive, grey, turquoise and black with flecks of natural white. It's Noro Silk Garden (color 272) which I hadn't used before. It was really nice to work with and it's lovely to wear; very lightweight and soft. The pattern is Design 26 from Noro Mini Knits book (check around for errata on the sleeve shaping). You can see more on mine on Ravelry.
I finished the bright Cap-Sleeved top over the weekend (knitting late into the night!), and it's been worn both days since. I think the yarn is so soft and lightweight that Hana sort of forgets that it's on. I think the pattern is brilliant in such a keep-things-simple way which is just how I like things! Perfect to keep her toasty while there's still a bit of chill in the air. I'll post some pictures soon...
Thank you for the warm welcome. I look forward to all the connections. I'm glad to have a spot here to think out loud. Oh, and Beth, you're a dear!
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0h- i think i need to knit this! i just knit myself a vest (colourscape "valour") but am making up for lost time. i've got lots of airport and flight time to knit now.....
welcome to the blog world. I'm a big fan of your friend Beth.
I'm Janice, Eugene, Oregon, painter and printmaker.
Knitting is beautiful, but beyond me I fear!
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