Window Pane Sweater
My current knitting is getting rather boring. I think it is because this is such a big project and is pretty much the same throughout.
This sweater went with me to Texas for spring break in March. There wasn't much to see along the way.
It is growing steadily and hopefully will be finished soon. I have taken it to all of the classes we have been teaching. The students all look over eagerly when I pull out my knitting to see what I am working on. Recently, the reaction has been, "Oh, you still aren't done with that one?"
Sorry, I am almost done with the back now -- but I have one more sleeve to go.
The pattern is Rauma 2064 Window Pane Sweater. The yarn is Vamsegarn, our worsted weight yarn. It will be on display at the TNNA trade show in Ohio the second week of June.
This sweater went with me to Texas for spring break in March. There wasn't much to see along the way.
It is growing steadily and hopefully will be finished soon. I have taken it to all of the classes we have been teaching. The students all look over eagerly when I pull out my knitting to see what I am working on. Recently, the reaction has been, "Oh, you still aren't done with that one?"
Sorry, I am almost done with the back now -- but I have one more sleeve to go.
The pattern is Rauma 2064 Window Pane Sweater. The yarn is Vamsegarn, our worsted weight yarn. It will be on display at the TNNA trade show in Ohio the second week of June.
Labels: Arnhild's Knitting Studio, sweaters, TNNA, Vamsegarn
posted by Denise | 6:33 PM
1 Comments:
looks pretty and will impress them all when it is finished!
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