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Wednesday, October 11, 2023

Chrysalis!

Chrysalis cardigan

It's finished!  This is the Chrysalis cardigan, knit in Malabrigo Rios in Whale's Road.  The finished cardigan is big and snuggly, but not as sloppy as an oversized hoodie can be.  I think it will be perfect for the kinds of winters we usually get around here, and it's certainly big enough to layer.

Chrysalis cardigan

I blocked it before sewing it together and I think this made it easier.  I also bound off the knitting before seaming.  The pattern has you graft the live stitches to a finished edge (and does give what looks to be really good directions), but I decided I'd rather have the added structure of a bound off edge in the seam, particularly since I was using superwash wool yarn.  The seams run down the tops of the sleeves and they definitely help in the structure department.

Chrysalis cardigan

I used garter stitch edges for the front edge and the cuffs and they finish the whole thing off nicely.

I'm thrilled with my finished project and I can tell it's going to get lots of use over the next few months!

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