Easily Led Astray

Those who know me, know that I can easily be led astray by my knitting. That would be obvious by all of the needles and yarn I have collected. So, on Saturday, I am minding my own business knitting on a mindless project out at Knit 4 Tgether when I get this idea to look at the Children's Knitting Patterns. I had in my mind that I might knit a sweater for my great niece and nephew sweaters for their birthday celebrations next month.

While looking for them, I ran across this pattern. Quite often I will see something for little girls that I think would look great as an Adult sweater and there is not one to be found. I figure I could enlarge this into an Adult?
This is one of those patterns. I don't want to do it in a bulky, but rather a worsted weight. I originally thought the old stand by Cascade 220 or maybe Brown Sheep worsted (which is what I did a gauge swatch on), but when I went to the yarn room, there was not three colors that there would be enough to do it out of. But, I do have enough Unspun Icelandic in several colors that might just work.
Now, I was content to work this later, but after talking to my cohort in crime, Karen earlier today, I might have to rethink it and maybe cast on for it soon!
Yes, regular readers that does mean that last weeks gotta cast on has been temporaily aside for now.
Penny
ReplyDeleteI am impressed by your stats.
Finished projects; 30
Stash: 2
Combining work--completed projects--with the fun of play-play design
is an admirable trait. I am downright envious. My stats are just the reverse of yours.
I'd like a blog post about your Judy Chan sweater. I saw Judy at Midwest Fiber and Folk in McHenry County. It was great to see her.
She was manning the WCKG booth.
Julie