
At left, with the recommended needles; at right, with what I will probably use for fingerless gloves:

And, what I am prouder of:

Lorelei's sweater is finally finished!

I didn't block it; I think it would have looked better if I did. I was happy with the seams, it was the first time I had done much mattress stitch.
And she seems to like it (thank goodness)!

3 comments:
Love the sweater!
A few posts back you suggested a knitting swap...is it to late to sign up?
No, I will post when I get it set up. I want it to start after the holidays when folks are done with their gift-knitting. Keep watching!
Oh, that's a seriously funky sweater.
Dressing little girls in bright primary colours rather than insipid pastels = the best!
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