Experimental Sweater
One of the sweaters pictured in my last blog is the dusty pink boat neck, it's my favourite and was knitted from a pattern in a magazine some years ago. I have since lost or mislaid the pattern so decided to try to recreate it. I spent the weekend counting rows and stitches, decreases and increases, it is a fitted design. The number of stitches to cast on was easy to work out because the welt, cuffs and neckline are worked in a Double Eyelet rib that is a multiple of 7 + 2 stitches.
Now I've got the pattern roughly worked out I've made a start with some left over acrylic Bergere Barisienne yarn from another project, and some Peter Pan Darling Fleck No. 390 (Lemon), a lovely soft chenille, I only have 250gr of the latter but have sent for more via the Internet.
So far, so good. If it works out I intend to knit a third sweater in a nice soft Merino, haven't decided what colour yet.
It would be a case of Murphy's Law now if I suddenly find my lost pattern somewhere, though I have searched everywhere, including the attic!
2 comments:
I think you will have to wait till you finished the Jumper...then you will deffinetly come across the Pattern in a totaly obvious place...a Place you never even looked because you thought it won't be there anyway!!! That is the way of the world Im afraid...lol
I do hope you get to recreate the top though and that you love it as much as the one you made before
You'r probably right, it's one time I wouldn't mind Murphy's Law taking place.
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