
Halle-friggen-lujah!

This sweater had both highs and lows. It was tediously slow going and unbelievable quick. It was simple and hard. I thought the seaming was going to kill me. It didn't. Not quite anyway. It was my very first sweater so I am giving myself a little slack. Except for my photography skills in this picture ... it reminds me of a mug shot. I can't imagine what my head would have looked like if I hadn't cut it off!

There are a lot of things I don't like about this sweater. Like the fact that you can see my bra through it (as evident in all but two of the gazillion pictures I took). Or the sleeves, which have a linebacker look to them because they are both too low and too poofy. I mean, it could be worse. The sleeves could be different lengths.
As I said to Boo, I wouldn't buy this if I had tried it on in a store. But I'll wear it because I worked hard.

Yarn: Lang Pearl; Color: rust; Dye Lot 44417
Needles: Addis Size 9
Pattern: Caviar Sweater
Time: 2 months
Care: Machine wash, dry flat, low heat iron
3 comments:
Your sweater looks great on! Yipee! I am so proud of you!!
Did you use the Japanese folding technique?
TWG- Thanks! One day you will see it on in person.
Suz- I tried but it was too damn slippery!!
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