It's taking awhile to complete each row since it's the fronts and back together, but it's worth it. Again so sorry about the arrant skirt post (it's so embarrassing). Everyone's projects look lovely, happy knitting all.
Thursday, August 9, 2007
I just wanted to say that I'm slowly but surely working on my Cable and O's, I love the pattern and the yarn it calls for so much that I picked the same color for my own (Queensland Cotolino in Fushia) Here is a picture of the progress so far.
It's taking awhile to complete each row since it's the fronts and back together, but it's worth it. Again so sorry about the arrant skirt post (it's so embarrassing). Everyone's projects look lovely, happy knitting all.
It's taking awhile to complete each row since it's the fronts and back together, but it's worth it. Again so sorry about the arrant skirt post (it's so embarrassing). Everyone's projects look lovely, happy knitting all.
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It's looking good so far! Keep up the good work.
Knitters-Delight
I'm working on this project, too, and it is slow-going, but worth it. How are you finding the yarn? I'm enjoying it, less hard on my hands than I was expecting (I have black).
Cables and Os looks good so far. :)
Don't worry about the failed post. Actually, you should be able to delete it, if you want. Click on the pencil beside the comments section for the post (that lets you edit), and then there should be an option to delete in there.
Looking wonderful...
and re. the failed post - we all make mistakes! One time on another blog I kept hitting hthe "post"button impatiently because nothing was happening. Turned out my post ended up appearing 6 times! Was my face red ;-)
Ooh! The sweater looks stunning so far. I love the color--it really makes the stitch definition pop.
Keep up the good work!
That looks great! I really like the color :)
OOhhhh ahhhh! Beautiful! I love the fuchsia! Still plugging away myself. It seems to move along and yet take forever at the same time - I've got about 37 rows to the armhole shaping and it's now become an obsession. Isn't it fun?
:)
Joan G
a/k/a FugueStateKnits
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