There are a few types of knitters out there.
There are those that start on one project, and zoom off, finish, block and voila. One project every week or two. I think Jesdmill of Green Apples Knitting Blog is one of them - the rate at which she finishes projects are amazing.
There are also those knitters that have 7 WIPs at once, and slowly, painfully manage to finish a sweater in say... six months.
Me? I'd say i'm an in between. I usually start off a project with full throttle excitement, and I'm even pretty good with getting on and seaming etc. But I never really *finish* a project quickly.
There's the Phildar Moss Green Cardi who is still waiting for buttons. There is the Pink/White Heart Vest (above) that is still waiting for my left arm cuff to be completed. And of course, there's the Norah Gauhan Capecho that is just waiting for a neckband.
There's the Phildar Moss Green Cardi who is still waiting for buttons. There is the Pink/White Heart Vest (above) that is still waiting for my left arm cuff to be completed. And of course, there's the Norah Gauhan Capecho that is just waiting for a neckband.
New resolution: finish a project's details before starting a new WIP (this doesnt include already WIP projects! teehee).
Anyways, so i've reswatched and restarted my Phildar Swing Jacket. I'm absolutely loving the fabric that is being created by the New Zealand Aran Pure Wool. It's a nice dense fabric, but the texture is still there. mmmm yummy.
But anyways, I was moving along quite contently (albeit a little slow), and remembered that I have the cutest little brown swing jacket hanging in my wardrobe. Curious, I decided to pull it out and measure.
Uh-oh. What a difference. There's about an inch and a bit each side of the hip. Granted, the brown jacket is a little more wider and swingy than I would like, but is my little Phildar Swing Jacket going to be a bit *too* small?
Dilemma Dilemma!
2 comments:
9:01 AM, March 25, 2007
Oh I adore your brown swing jacket.The bow is adorable!
1:19 AM, June 07, 2007
HI
I don't know if this has become obvious yet, but I noticed your comment on the craftster knitalong about sizing, but when you said the sizing refers to 34/36 this is actually the European size for 8/10 in the UK or 4/6 in the US. Not sure if this has become apparent, but just thought I'd mention it! also love the brown jacket
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