My Happy Dance Socks are moving right along!
I admit it - I'm addicted to this colorway!!!! |
I've also decided to knit along with Amy Herzog's Summer Sweater KAL - check it out on her blog HERE. All the way back in February, I blogged that I wanted to start this sweater.....
Rocio is a summer sweater knitted with a very lightweight fingering yarn - perfect for the KAL. You can find the pattern HERE in Ravelry. You can follow my knitting adventures HERE, but I have to admit I don't keep my Projects Page as updated as I'd like.
Here is my very humble start for this sweater....
It's worked top down and starts with the back section. The red yarn stitches are provisional stitches which will come out when it is time to join the front and the back.
I'm hoping this project will be challenging enough to grow my knitting skills, without being such a challenge that I hate it before I'm done! And of course I'm hoping I've calculated correctly and it fits when I'm done!!!
The first thing I've learned is that I can read the chart for that lace pattern in the back much more easily than a list of stitches - who knew????
What's on your needles?
I hope it's as fun as my projects are proving to be :*D
You can see more projects on needles at Judy's Patchwork Times today!
Hugs & Blessings!
Teresa
=^..^=
Aewsome color for the sweater, Teresa! It's a pretty pattern but does look a bit challenging. Those socks are mighty fun, too.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your sweater yarn! That color just pops! And your socks are Happy, happy! I can understand why you are addicted to that colorway.
ReplyDeleteProvisional cast on is fun to do. I learned this year with a hat ; )
ReplyDeleteHappy knitting!
I'm glad you explained the red yard ... I was wondering about it. ;-) Those certainly are happy socks!
ReplyDeleteI'm addicted to that colorway too! Nothing better than bright socks right?
ReplyDeleteI love the pick and yellow color combo for your socks too.
ReplyDeleteYour Happy Dance socks are almost ready for dancing!! I love the sweater pattern and the yarn you have chosen! I have such trouble reading charts. I do better with the directions written out.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty socks, and I look forward to watching your sweater grow! I just started a sweater myself (bottom up), so we're on a similar wavelength there. :)
ReplyDelete