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FINISHED OBJECTS 2008:
flicca
It's fall. In fact, right now it's so much fall here that it possibly gets. There are brown, yellow, ochre and red leaves flying around. It rains sideways, sometimes even from below! (? - Up until now I've only heard about morningside angora
montego bay scarf

FINISHED OBJECTS 2007:
sunflower tam
embossed leaves socks
here there be dragon socks
icarus shawl
coachella
crochet scarf
cobblestone cardi
diagonal cross rib socks

FINISHED OBJECTS 2006:
debbie bliss shrug
jaywalker socks
silk skull cap
pomatomus socks
sisu kneesocks
river rapids socks
sursa shawl
zik-zak socks
triangles within triangles
online cotton socks
hourglass sweater
cabeled bag
urban rustic gloves
cowslip scarf
dreamcatcher socks
cashmere scarf

FINISHED OBJECTS 2005:
baby frilled edge jacket
asrai
one skein wonder
isis wrap
birch
klaralund
rachels bolero
jytte slente wrap
baby kimono
temptation
alpaca beret
alpaca shawl
clapotis





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Thursday, November 03, 2005
FO no. 9 2005, baby kimono

In progress:

A quite quick and delightful knit, here we are, finished and a little steam-blocked:


The kimono is knitted in one piece. When I had knitted it all up I discovered that the sleeves were rather  short. So I had two options; rip almost 1/3 of the whole kimono or work out some other way to add a bit of length. I went for a bit of length - picked up and knitted 4 cm moss stitch. Not perfect - as I think the original design with the simple sleeves is just the right thing - but it saved me a lot of work...

details:

yarn: baansull merinoull/alpaca, double stranded - used aprox. 120 g, size 1/2 yr.
needles: 3 mm circular
pattern source: interweave knits summer 05
model: baby kimono, designed by Kristin Spurkland
modifications: picked up stitches and knit 4 cm moss stitch for extra sleevelength.

 

Posted at 07:46 pm by karen

Strikkelise
November 4, 2005   09:03 PM PST
 
Very, very beautiful.
Evelyn
November 4, 2005   05:48 PM PST
 
I think it is perfekt. The moss stich sleeves look great. I like that baby kimono.

Name
November 4, 2005   09:02 AM PST
 
Karen, den er SÅ fin - og jeg kan godt lide dine ærmekanter! For at trævle så meget op? Nixen bixen!
KH Britt
Bente B
November 4, 2005   01:08 AM PST
 
Det var en nydelig kimono!!!! Veldig, veldig søt!!!!
kirsti
November 3, 2005   10:12 PM PST
 
nydelig!

Og takk for at du introduserte meg til bånsull! Ser ut til å ligne www.nostebarn.no som jeg har hatt mye moro med. Oppdaget i dag at bånsull skal åpne butikk mlm de 7 fjell i løpet av et par uker!
Tari
November 3, 2005   09:36 PM PST
 
It so cute! I think the moss stitch section was a very creative solution to the problem, and it looks nice.
blossom
November 3, 2005   09:11 PM PST
 
aww, what a cute jacket. and a quick knit, too, it seems!!

your knits are all so delicate and perfect!
Mette
November 3, 2005   08:29 PM PST
 
Den er fin!! Jeg må hellere i gang. k.h. Mette
 

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