This is the raglan sleeve sweater from the Fall 05 Knitscene. So easy, and it will be perfect comfy sweater for when it cools down here. The sleeves are a little too long (I forgot to take into account the fact that my row gauge was bigger than the pattern called for), but I figure that just adds to the comfy factorn (they are just long enough to reach the tips of my fingers, not clownishly long).
This is the Teva Durham ballet tee (the version with sleeves from Interweave Knits). Please note that this photo was taken late at a night, right after I finished the sweater. I added a crocheted picot edge to the bottom to keep it from rolling (also, I'm long-waisted, and the pattern ended right at my waist - not a good look).
And this is a purse of my own design (it's not lopsided, I promise - just not pulled up even in the photo). It's an off-white velvet with a navy lace panel. I liked the velvet purses shown in the current issue of In Style, and decided I needed one right now, so I made this Tuesday night. I just lined it in muslin, since all the lining fabrics I have are insanely slipperly, and take care not to end up all bunchy. I needed instant gratification. So, not all my completed projects by a long shot, but a couple.
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I love the raglan sleeve sweater! It is too bad that it is too warm for sweaters. Once it cools down, you should wear yours and I'll wear my Tempting and we can be fabulous in our sweater-y goodness together.
I see a little smile there! The sweaters look great. I'm excited about seeing you in a few weeks!
that top sweater looks SO comfy.
the purse is really pretty. i'm impressed. i always bungle lace.
You are a human knitting machine, My Dear Sara! All of your projects look amazing. I can't believe you went thru all of your stash! Let me know if you want to drop by and steal some yarn from my stash...You would be doing me a favor and I'm happy to oblige!
Hope to see you at the WeHo SnB Halloween party 1026, or SOONER!!!!
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