This is a Christmas gift for a Very Special Niece, so I'm posting super cropped pictures so there will still be an element of surprise.
Look at all that YUMMY garter stitch!
It shows off the self-stripy-ness of Noro SO well.
It is hard to tell from this picture but I did an I-cord bind off and incorporated buttonhole loops right into it. Fabulous Technique ... Absolutely will use it again ... Super Fun to do!
The buttons make me Happy. =)
Sleeve Detail
KNITERLY DETAILS:
1 skein of Noro Silk Garden Sock Yarn - number unknown due to thrown-away ball band
2 skeins wool/bamboo sock from stash in dusty purple - it came from Joann's.
Knit with one strand of each on #7 circular needle I used my Hiya Hiya interchangables because I knew I'd need to switch to a longer cable mid project. Started out on a 24" cable and then switched up to a 32" cable.
I'm GEEKED with this sweater ... and have already cast on #3!!!!!
Love,
Erin
PS - A You Tube video helped me incorporate buttonholes into the i-cord bindoff ... check it out here! Lorilee, the maker of this video, is from my hometown in Grand Rapids, MI. =) Make sure you watch all the other videos she has created ... they are Great!
PS - A You Tube video helped me incorporate buttonholes into the i-cord bindoff ... check it out here! Lorilee, the maker of this video, is from my hometown in Grand Rapids, MI. =) Make sure you watch all the other videos she has created ... they are Great!
3 comments:
Wow! That is beautiful and I love the buttonholes! Love to know how you did that. ❤ Robin
I just love those buttons! The yarn knits up really nicely as well
How I would love to have someone to knit the BSJ for. Yours is gorgeous and what a great gift!
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