I really hope those seed-stitch panels block out even with the cable sections!
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About Me
- Sue, aka seiding
- Knit? Check. Spin? Check. Dye? Check. Weave? I'm working on it. Blog? Well, reluctantly.
Fun!
Your Score: Cheezburger cat
58% Affectionate, 59% Excitable, 68% Hungry
Sure, you deserve one. You helped popularized lolcats from a running gag to an online sensation. Now mainstream media writes asinine columns on this 'phenomenon', students write theses on the topic, programming languages adopt the grammar, and losers write tests about them on dating sites. Now take your cheezburger and never touch the internets again.
To see all possible results, checka dis.
| Link: The Which Lolcat Are You? Test written by GumOtaku on OkCupid, home of the The Dating Persona Test |
7 comments:
Looks good! Well worth stalking. ;)
Gosh, you're tempting me to start that also. But I'd never achieve your technical perspicacity.
It's looking wonderful. Seed st does want to make a shorter, wider stitch than other knitting, but I bet you can bully it into shape. You might need to fight it after future washings. I'd try pinning out and applying steam.
WOW! that is just beautiful. my mouth literally fell open. good job!
Wow - that looks amazing, I love the cables, understated, but stunning! Can't wait to see it all put together.
It's beautiful!!!
That looks beautiful - I love that dark red colour. I had seen someone else's blog where they had created the sweater in yellow - and it looks so much nicer in a dark colour.
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