I think we are finally healthy and getting back on track. I have tons to show you if only I could take a few pictures. So, if you are hanging in there with me, please keep on hanging. And if you aren't following me on IG, you can find me there as cliophineas.
I suppose I have no one to blame but myself. Apparently, I didn't learn my lesson last spring when I knit Taco a beautiful rainbow sweater and he refused to wear it for weeks and weeks. To date, he has only worn it a handful of times.
I knit this uber adorable sheep sweater in the misplaced hopes that he would wear it as a holiday outfit. I reasoned that he is in a phase where he wants animals, dinos and other characters on his clothing.
But now that spring is here - even if the weather is not cooperating - I give up. I think this sweater will just not be worn. Sigh. So you will have to content yourself with photos not on Taco.
The pattern is Sheepish Little Sweater by Melissa Kemmerer. It is knit up in Knit Pick's Mighty Stitch, which is a worsted weight, superwash acrylic/wool blend. It is a very soft yarn that feels lovely to the touch, and the colors are as bright and happy as could be. I have been using it for baby gifts recently.
This sweater was a good project for working on my stranded colorwork skills. You are never knitting with more than two colors at a time, which makes it pretty straight-forward. I'm still not 100% proficient, but I've made great strides. Look at these cute little sheep....
One of the nice little details is that the sheep pattern is continued on the sleeves. Super duper cute.
And here are my floats on the back.
The sweater is knit top down, in the round which makes it easy to knit. No seaming required. The only change I made was to make it a bit longer than the size I picked suggested, since Taco is slim for his height. He tends to grow out of clothing length-wise before they fit width-wise.
Anyway, here are a few last shots. I highly recommend
All that is left to say is Baaah!
I suppose I have no one to blame but myself. Apparently, I didn't learn my lesson last spring when I knit Taco a beautiful rainbow sweater and he refused to wear it for weeks and weeks. To date, he has only worn it a handful of times.
I knit this uber adorable sheep sweater in the misplaced hopes that he would wear it as a holiday outfit. I reasoned that he is in a phase where he wants animals, dinos and other characters on his clothing.
But now that spring is here - even if the weather is not cooperating - I give up. I think this sweater will just not be worn. Sigh. So you will have to content yourself with photos not on Taco.
The pattern is Sheepish Little Sweater by Melissa Kemmerer. It is knit up in Knit Pick's Mighty Stitch, which is a worsted weight, superwash acrylic/wool blend. It is a very soft yarn that feels lovely to the touch, and the colors are as bright and happy as could be. I have been using it for baby gifts recently.
This sweater was a good project for working on my stranded colorwork skills. You are never knitting with more than two colors at a time, which makes it pretty straight-forward. I'm still not 100% proficient, but I've made great strides. Look at these cute little sheep....
One of the nice little details is that the sheep pattern is continued on the sleeves. Super duper cute.
And here are my floats on the back.
The sweater is knit top down, in the round which makes it easy to knit. No seaming required. The only change I made was to make it a bit longer than the size I picked suggested, since Taco is slim for his height. He tends to grow out of clothing length-wise before they fit width-wise.
Anyway, here are a few last shots. I highly recommend
All that is left to say is Baaah!
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