Fountain Finito
The Fountain Lace cardigan is done! I started this in April. So long ago that I had to go back and look in my archives to figure out the date!
I also have a new iMac at work, complete with a built-in camera and Photo Booth software. So, I can now sit at my desk and take self portraits. The quality isn't great, but I'll try to get the Mafia to take some real photo later. Until then, I just wanted to post this!!!
The back ...
And the front ...
Not the best photo, but you get the idea. Also, the yarn is a much brighter blue than appears here.
Project Specs:
Pattern: Fountain Lace Cardigan from Classic Elite
Yarn: Cotton Ease
Needles: Addi Turbos, size 6 and 7
Gauge: I think the st st parts are about 19-20 sts/in
Size: I followed the pattern for the 43" inch chest. I think my finished size is a little smaller, due to gague. I can't remember -- I did the math in April, and just followed my notes when I picked up where I left off.
Mods: Just a few -- subbed seed stitch instead of seed stitch rib. Changed the collar to a shallow v-neck. If I did it over, I'd make a deeper neckline. Didn't block it (gasp!) but it still looks pretty good :)
So, that means it's time to edit my "list of 5". Here it is --
I also have a new iMac at work, complete with a built-in camera and Photo Booth software. So, I can now sit at my desk and take self portraits. The quality isn't great, but I'll try to get the Mafia to take some real photo later. Until then, I just wanted to post this!!!
The back ...
And the front ...
Not the best photo, but you get the idea. Also, the yarn is a much brighter blue than appears here.
Project Specs:
Pattern: Fountain Lace Cardigan from Classic Elite
Yarn: Cotton Ease
Needles: Addi Turbos, size 6 and 7
Gauge: I think the st st parts are about 19-20 sts/in
Size: I followed the pattern for the 43" inch chest. I think my finished size is a little smaller, due to gague. I can't remember -- I did the math in April, and just followed my notes when I picked up where I left off.
Mods: Just a few -- subbed seed stitch instead of seed stitch rib. Changed the collar to a shallow v-neck. If I did it over, I'd make a deeper neckline. Didn't block it (gasp!) but it still looks pretty good :)
So, that means it's time to edit my "list of 5". Here it is --
- a poncho for grandma
- Denyse Schmidt potholders
- Baudelaire socks for MIL's christmas gift -- I'm almost done the gusset on one, and about to start the gusset on #2. (I'll finish the heel shaping on one sock first, in case it is too big or small and I have to rip. Don't want to rip both!!0
- another sewing project -- a notebook cover for a notebook for work
- Cabled Seaman's scarf for FIL's Christmas gift. It will match the mittens I made him last year, and a hat that I made the year before.
14 Comments:
It looks fantastic! Great job. :)
Thanks for the comment regarding a sewing machine. :)
By Samantha, at 11:01 AM
Wow - that is just stunning!
By Deb, at 11:31 AM
Looks Great!
By soapy, at 11:35 AM
Absolutely GORGEOUS!
By Anonymous, at 12:25 PM
Your sweater is lovely and looks great on.
Karen
http://nothingbutknit.blog-city.com/
By Anonymous, at 12:44 PM
Yeah, it looks great! Congratulations on finishing it! I'm so glad that you finally finished it, I've been watching. Enjoy it.
By Jofrog, at 12:54 PM
YAY! You're done, and it looks fab! :-)
By Beth S., at 1:23 PM
it looks fantastic! very comfortable. how did you like working with cotton ease? i've often wanted to buy some off of ebay but i don't want to jump in blind.
By spajonas, at 1:48 PM
ha! excellent that you can take photos at work like that.
sweater is lovely.
By maryse, at 3:49 PM
It looks fabulous!! Maybe you can drop by Yarn Harlot and help her with her new ibook... :)
By Chris, at 6:00 PM
Looks really great. Nice job!
By Kathy, at 8:05 PM
It looks great, Danielle. Nice job!!
By Anonymous, at 10:12 PM
It looks great on your. You did a good job on it!
By Sydney Harper, at 1:11 AM
Beautiful sweater! Congrats on finishing it! Hope to make next SnB...
Sara
By Bostonworkerbee, at 12:49 PM
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