
The weather has been so nice that I have started knitting outside. Yesterday during our weekly knitting session, my friend Kathy helped me fit and measure the top-down cardigan that I cast on last week. The body is already half-way done! Obviously, I am enjoying the process and have spent time working on it daily.

On this back view, you can see the yoke detail. The cables are finished, armhole openings are threaded onto waste yarn and I am speeding toward the hem What’s not visible is the small lace motif that I am inserting. It’s a six-row “snow” pattern. I am staggering the snowflakes about 15 stitches and 14 rows apart. This is my way of staying interested in a project that has long stretches of stockinette stitch.
The only point of suspense is the same age-old question. Will I have enough yarn? These Plymouth Encore balls are pretty hefty. I’m feeling fairly confident that the answer will be in the affirmative. Time will tell.

It is beautiful! I’m glad you’re more confident at your yarn chicken game than I am right now
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Lol! I talk a good game, but most times it becomes pretty obvious if there is enough yarn early on in the knitting. Thanks for your comment.
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Looks very pretty! I hope you have enough yarn too!
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Thanks.
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It’s really lovely, and a great color!
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It’s beautiful…the color is perfect.
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