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Wednesday, October 14, 2015

Finished!

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I’ve finished my very autumnal Tea Leaves Cardigan.  I actually finished the knitting late on Sunday, but there were ends that had to be woven in, then it needed blocking, and finally I had to add the buttons.  Now it’s finished and ready for a cool, fall day.  It’s knit in Madelinetosh Vintage in the (now discontinued) Grenadine color way.  From a distance, it looks like a muddy plum color, but when you get close, you can see that there’s a lot more going on.
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You can also see the buttons I chose.  The pattern calls for two buttons, but I prefer three, so I adjusted my buttonholes.  I did reknit the button bands because the first ones were just too big.  I also alternated skeins every two rows for both the body and the sleeves to blend the colors better.  I usually do this with hand dyed yarns, and it was really important to do it with this yarn as there’s so much going on in this color.

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5 Comments:

Blogger Maxine said...

Beautiful work. It won't be long before you can wear your sweater. I feel a chill coming on. (So tired of the 90+ degree afternoons, aren't you?)

9:20 AM  
Blogger LissaK said...

You have been on a bit of a pinkish berry color jog haven't you? :) Don't get me wrong. I LOVe the colors. The sweater is beautiful. You could definitely wear it here today. Woke up to low 40s and they actually reported a wind chill!

10:09 AM  
Blogger Tiny Tyrant said...

Absolutely gorgeous.

3:07 PM  
Anonymous Suzanne said...

Really beautiful!

4:04 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Beautiful job! I agree, this needed 3 buttons, and you placed them perfectly.
Madeleine

9:27 PM  

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