What do you think? I am actually really proud of this sweater because it required a lot of different steps. There were all the different parts of the sweater as well as the belts, straps, sewing it all together and adding the buttons.
If someone would have told me two years ago that I could knit and assemble a whole sweater that actually looks nice enough to wear, I would have laughed. It sounds cliche but it actually took a lot of practice and determination, basic trial and error. I just kept knitting and becoming more comfortable with techniques. I challenged myself with harder and harder projects and here I am. By no means an expert knitter, but not quite a newbie anymore either. Just for fun, a few more shots of my cardigan.
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I recently discovered that they actually have knitting conferences, the next one- Vogue Knitting Live is being held in New York in January. A friend and I are considering taking a workshop there. Haven't decided yet if that is cool or nerdy.
Wishing everyone an easy transition back into "normal" life after all the holidays. After 2 loads of dishes and 6 loads of laundry, things are looking up over here. Hooray for the first full week of school!
WOW! How nice! I also knit ( a great craft to do while sittng in on therapies, too), but VERY SLOWLY, so I have only attempted to do things for babies/kids.
ReplyDeleteI vote cool! =)
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the feedback- it's doing wonders for my self-esteem. And melissa, i do think it's cool, that's why I am going. Now whatam I knitting for you?
ReplyDeleteWell, it's up to you. But I'm having baby #4 in February, could you make something for him/her?
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