DYSFUNKTIONAL KNITTER

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Tuesday, April 10, 2007

Another day, another sweater...

Friday night I finished Silk Tweed. It took me forever and a day to seam the sweater and weave in the loose ends. Beads of sweat were forming on my brow and I developed a little swamp ass while sitting there for hours, but I did it! It felt like I was never going to finish. This was my first time knitting with Knit Picks super wash wool, and I think it is an okay yarn. Nothing special. The sweater hasn't been washed yet; hopefully it won't pill or go wonky. So on to another project...... can't let the needles cool off for very long. Hence, the birth of Salina in Rowan Felted Tweed. The pattern is from the book Vintage Knits.
I did have a moment of madness while working on Silk Tweed, but I'll save that for another post.

10 comments:

Mia said...

You're a busy, busy girl over there and the sweater is pretty :)

But.. uh... "swamp ass"? TMI girl.. TMI. ::laughing::

Kim said...

Lol @ swamp ass. That sweater looks great! Modeling shots!

The_Add_Knitter said...

You are such a knitting machine, I love it...Your sweater looks amazing, lovely!

KnittingKnirvana said...

Gorgeous sweater! And now we actually have sweater weather so you can wear it! :)

Sheepish Annie said...

I love the sweater...the color is just gorgeous! I'm also a big fan of that neckline. Well done!

Satori said...

"swamp ass" hahahahaha, I needed a good laugh. Thank you. hahahaha

Seriously, the sweater is fantastic. I just love the color you picked. Let me know how it washes up. I have a student about to start a project with that yarn.

Girl, you are an awesome knitter!

Dipsy said...

Your Silk Tweed looks absolutely fantastic! I love the neckline shaping, and the colour you've been using is so pretty too! Congrats on a really great accomplishment!

Lynne said...

It's a pretty sweater, Diana. And you will LOVE Salina!

Laurie said...

I sure hope you're not going to call it the Swamp Ass Sweater. LOL!

It looks great. Try not to melt those needles, tho!

SpiderWomanKnits said...

I was just looking at the Salina pattern the other day after packing my languishing Laurent. Someday I'll get back to it :-)