Progress
I did the homework for Midwest Master .
First took the Icelandic Fleece that I had pre-drafted and spun it slow whorl, with high brake, so it is almost unspun but isn't. The morrit was much softer roving and harder to get even than the white, which is really nice and even and dense. I may very well contact the farmer that I got it from and reserve a sweaters worth for next year.
Then I worked on the CIT fronts for a while. ripped back the problem cable and got it knit back up, 10 more rows before I start the decreasing. Fun, Fun, Fun!
Mom and I leave in the morning for NY, and VA so when I get back next Wed night I should have some progress on something to show.
First took the Icelandic Fleece that I had pre-drafted and spun it slow whorl, with high brake, so it is almost unspun but isn't. The morrit was much softer roving and harder to get even than the white, which is really nice and even and dense. I may very well contact the farmer that I got it from and reserve a sweaters worth for next year.
Then I worked on the CIT fronts for a while. ripped back the problem cable and got it knit back up, 10 more rows before I start the decreasing. Fun, Fun, Fun!
Mom and I leave in the morning for NY, and VA so when I get back next Wed night I should have some progress on something to show.
1 Comments:
At 9:34 AM, Deborah M. said…
Hello, I'm here from the Aranknits Yahoo group. This sweater is so pretty, I LOVE the cable ribbing!
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