that I would like to try and knit a fair-isle sweater and I found a pattern (and of course she looks just how I will look in it!)
I haven't quite captured the colours effectively but I will get some better photos later. I picked up Debbie Bliss' Spring/Summer magazine and have already picked my next 2 knits
Both with a vintage feel - I think I'll knit the short-sleeved one without the stripes.
I love the way you get inspiration, recommendations and ideas from others' blogs. On the recommendation of Jules whose blog I love I ordered this book
It's great! and if you are a budding crochteter like me who doesn't know many stitches or block ideas it's a must. I am particularly taken with the crocodile block - hopefully I'll make a start soon. It's so frustrating to have so many projects I want to do but so little time!
It's been very cold here but we are still avoiding the snow and lots of pleasant dog ~(and cat) walking
Meg (the cat) still queues up to come and one day last week both cats came! Very strange and what a sight we must look.
Only 2 days to go before the long weekend, can't wait. Until then ......
It's been very cold here but we are still avoiding the snow and lots of pleasant dog ~(and cat) walking
Meg (the cat) still queues up to come and one day last week both cats came! Very strange and what a sight we must look.
Only 2 days to go before the long weekend, can't wait. Until then ......
Is there no end to your talents?? I adore fair isle, but I know that knitting it is way beyond me. Those sleeves look fabulous so far. x
ReplyDeleteYour fair isle sweater looks far too complicated for me - give me socks any day! It looks fabulous and I look forward to seeing it finished. Jilly
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