Here's the sweater from over a month ago:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhCdDkwl3WHKB6QBGTV7WIYGzgn_g7fxFsxtxWWlx3D5OjJBVOUVmhB1y5kAh5Jl6T8TK4IqTZGlpxJZV0IpipCPsvtONsawX9FE2WjXSVFvMo0YScxIKYOmQjZWXheooZGB77e/s400/Library+-+615.jpg)
And here's the sweater where it stands today:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg-lwx4do06uIdUCL5GPerlkDuGAqkh2IfCxCsb6WYidsldO86Wc7Z3PCSzlcM0Ct3Go1uUpmF2SxW3v9TIfkWlQrVi7z64A-362Ilu9HuIY5GZq4iUm3mrMSl8HEhdYbTDe_hH/s400/Library+-+632.jpg)
Sexy, no? Bleah! But it'll look better when it's done. I hope. And if it doesn't, well, it's my very first sweater and it's allowed to be a little sucky. I can always just wear it at home. I already know a few things I'll do differently if I knit the pattern again.
I also went out and bought the yarn for my next sweater, which I'm thinking will be a sort of cropped cardigan. I love the color of this yarn, although it will look awful with my coloring. Oh well. Acid green cardigan, you're next!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjcNt4eeMte5z0xNfiEJdczm0Ma7gJKbbFb_svV7A0u0jEtCdQ8xkIaL7196HVPgz3HAyJ9rr3TdOan-6d1ZvvhzvHVOc-sE8H54rcrhbw4-1uCMIb9iUcgboRcd-imWIF2o8wu/s400/Library+-+633.jpg)
And let's not forget that there's also been some progress in Sock Town:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgnOdO1ousYD0BXIlfwUrKoKp9Zk9ZNPRKzCZC03mLz93vN6kO8OVDlyjSIdzwIeYqEhcAcKO4Tv8p7tW67lag0_RjhfBXtN0YjYA8RfAvQ_AQtRKVIlI-eEHPzWWmdt_3ZjOqF/s400/Library+-+634.jpg)
This is an upside-down version of the Monkey pattern done in Cherry Tree Hill Supersock in the Tropical Storm colorway. Upside-down Blue Monkey.
Also, next month Nico and I are moving to Olympia (I will still commute to work every day). Also we're engaged. Hot cha!
3 comments:
Nice knitting.
Congrats on the engagement! :)
Congratulations on the engagement. Also, I'm very impressed with your sweater attempt. I haven't even tried socks yet... but I've been eyeballing the pattern for Wicked. Have fun in Olympia. There was a great punky little pizza shop that I went to last time I was there. If I remember the name, I'll swing back by.
When you embed news like engagement into a blog about knitting, you have to expect it to take me a few days to find. Congratulations!
Post a Comment