
Am I posting too much? My take is that posting often keeps the KAL blog alive and happy. :)
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8 comments:
Wow, that's beautiful. I'm in love with that shade of blue.
I don't think you're posting too much. If anything, you're inspiring the rest of us to get our needles going. I'm *still* waffling about what yarn to use.
No! You are definitely not posting too much! I enjoy seeing your progress... thanks for sharing. The back looks beautiful!
That looks wonderful; great job! It's fun to see your progress, so don't worry about posting too much :)
Its beautiful. I love it, especially the color.
The gauge/needle size in the pattern has me perplexed. I can't figure how you get to 5 sts/inch on a size 2 needle? Did you use the yarn called for in the pattern? Looks great, btw.
Jocelyn -
I did not use the recommended yarn, which is worsted weight linen. I am using a cotton-linen blend. The recommended yarn might behave differently.
I swatched 4 times, starting with US 2.
I am using a Size 5 needle for a gauge of 5.25 = 1 inch. I am knitting the 2nd smallest size. The tighter gauge actually gets me to a finished bust smack dab between the 1st and 2nd sizes.
I have an explanation on my blog.
http://knittingbetty.blogspot.com/2007/03/gauge-not-necessary.html
That's looking great! that shade of blue is gorgeous!
No, not too often-- I personally wish I had a digital camera right now so I could post progress photos, and I love seeing other peoples' progress.
This is really lovely-- that shade of blue is amazing.
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