So I've been working on this one since Easter. I started it (knit about an inch) just before flying east for my grandparent's 60th wedding anniversary. I got stuck in O'Hare for eleven hours during a blizzard on Good Friday, and knit the entire back. Luckily I had this project and several audio books on my phone. Then it languished. I seamed it up a month or two ago and realized that the sleeves were ridiculously long. It was demoralizing. I gave it another break. I hemmed the body at Stitches, and had mom mark the proper sleeve length while she was in town. I ripped back ( a huge pain when they've been knit from the cuff up), re-knit the purled turning row, and re-knit the cuff hem. Then I stitched those up and it is as done as you see it here. I need to sew on the buttons and crochet loops to hook over them. I have buttons I think I like, I'll need to look at them again. Soon this jacket will be ready, good thing it's pretty warm here and I haven't wanted it yet.
Monday, September 1, 2008
Sunrise Circle!
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andes,
jacket,
knitpicks,
red,
rust,
sunrise circle,
sweater,
wool,
wool of the andes,
worsted
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