Took the button band and neckline ribbing out of the North Shore. Decided to make that part look better. It will be a great "go-to" cardigan for around the house. I will probably choose mother of pearl buttons. It is comfortable, has some wool in it as well as some acrylic.
Our weather promises to cool down soon. It has been a very hot summer and rain is predicted here and there around this area. It is gray outside while I write this and the mountain I usually look at in the morning with my first cup of coffee in hand is covered by a cloud of fog. Thunder rumbles in the distance.
Showing posts with label reknitting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reknitting. Show all posts
9.26.10
Yes, it was all but done. The North Shore Pullover. Now why would anyone who HATES "wrong-side-out" styled sweaters make a sweater that consists of six panels which have exposed seams? I don't even like the purl background of cables, if it is too obvious. I took it apart again and I am in the process of seaming it on the wrong--that is to say CORRECT--side.
Then, instead of seaming up the front, I will put on ribbing from the right center bottom all the way up and around the neck and back down again. It will be a good chance for me to learn buttonholes and a good chance for me to use stash buttons.
Labels:
buttonholes,
buttons,
knitting,
reknitting,
ribbing
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