that there cph…
Is there such thing as finishing syndrome? I think my Mrs. Darcy Cardigan would really love to be finished and made whole, but I just can’t! Hopefully, I can make a visit to Knit Happens this week and get some more of the The Fibre Company’s Organik in Seawater. It is a very lovely yarn, just a bit expensive for a person with no job, so I had to buy it in two stages. I am praying that they have some left, or I will just order it online. I’m trying to support local! Another sweater that will beg me to finish him is the CPH I am knitting up. I mentioned it a couple posts ago in my long list of ongoing projects. It’s being made from Cascade 220 7807, a deep purple. I’m not sure that I am in love with this color. I regret not choosing an orange or something a bit brighter, but it should look great anyway, all ligaments crossed.
I like to see project’s in process as well as the finished products, so here is the back piece. I am working on the front pieces at the moment:
Unfortunately, my room carpeting has minimal padding, and blocking will not be a breeze. Anyone have suggestions for blocking?? I’ve seen users on Ravelry using those foam alphabet play mats. I love the pattern so far, it’s fairly easy. The fiber color changes so drastically each hour with minimal light changes, which may or may not be a negative. So, here’s to finishing something with long sleeves!
Comments
2 Responses to “that there cph…”Trackbacks
Check out what others are saying...[...] off mid-thigh. Can’t wait to wear this one! Oh and yes, it is the frogged cph from a previous post. Moving back to the best school in the world on Wednesday and hopefully my lovely boyfriend gets [...]
[...] mid-thigh. Can’t wait to wear this one! Oh and yes, it is the frogged cph from a previous post. Moving my lot back to the best school in the world on Wednesday and hopefully my lovely best [...]