First off I decided that since it didn't take all that long to knit the button band the first time I was better off biting the bullet and reknitting it while everything was easy to unravel. I also took some better pictures:


Pattern: Tangled Yoke from Interweave Knits Fall 2007
Yarn: 8.5 balls of New Lanark Donegal Silk Tweed DK in the Apricot
Needles: 2.5 mm
Modifications:
on purpose: I made each sleeve about an inch longer. I also left of the bobbles in the yoke pattern.
mostly on purpose: I made the body an inch longer. This came about partly because I somehow screwed up my decreases and increases and needed to do an extra row of increases.
I really like this sweater, though I am still getting used to the neckline. I have one shirt with a similar neckline that I can wear under it but the other shirts I've tried look a bit odd to me.
No sooner did I finish this sweater than I cast on for my next sweater:

I just feel like I should be knitting sweaters these days. Maybe it is spring in the air. Or maybe I'm just on a crazy knitting jag since I also have a couple of pairs of socks in the works at the moment. I should have a finished pair to show off in the next day or two.
1 comment:
I like the added length to be honest. I hate short sweaters, makes you feel like you are exposed or something.
Feel free to pass along some of your sweater knitting mojo will ya?
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