the hotline sweater
Wednesday, January 03, 2018
I was beyond thrilled when Libby text me from school and asked me to make her the Hotline Sweater from Wool And The Gang.
I tried to get it finished for Christmas... however, did not quite make it. The knitting was finished but I still had to seam it together. A day late was worth the wait for Libby. She absolutely LOVES it.
If you have never worked with Mohair, it can be a little fussy. Nothing where I would feel the need to discourage anyone from knitting with it. It's just a little different than working with wool or cotton or any other yarn with a smooth finish. Since it's a little fuzzy it just seems to stick a little.
The finished project is well worth it. I think this would be the perfect project for a beginner sweater knitter. And it certainly is a fun project for every knitter.
Pattern: The Hotline Sweater
Yarn: Take Care Mohair in misty mauve
Needle size: size 11
Size: 1
If you are experiencing these amazing cold temperatures as we are, I hope you have your knitting and a cozy blanket to keep you warm. I truly just want to knit all day!
I tried to get it finished for Christmas... however, did not quite make it. The knitting was finished but I still had to seam it together. A day late was worth the wait for Libby. She absolutely LOVES it.
If you have never worked with Mohair, it can be a little fussy. Nothing where I would feel the need to discourage anyone from knitting with it. It's just a little different than working with wool or cotton or any other yarn with a smooth finish. Since it's a little fuzzy it just seems to stick a little.
The finished project is well worth it. I think this would be the perfect project for a beginner sweater knitter. And it certainly is a fun project for every knitter.
Pattern: The Hotline Sweater
Yarn: Take Care Mohair in misty mauve
Needle size: size 11
Size: 1
If you are experiencing these amazing cold temperatures as we are, I hope you have your knitting and a cozy blanket to keep you warm. I truly just want to knit all day!
19 comments
Lovely. Beautiful colour. I have been knitting up your toast pattern with Alpaca and Shibui silk cloud. Like you said it can be a bit fussy but I’m addicted with the end result.
ReplyDeleteawe! those toast mitts sound beautiful! xx
DeleteAdorable! I am waiting patiently for the girls to ask me to knit sweaters for them....all they want is socks!
ReplyDeleteit's gonna happen soon, erin! i just know it! xx
DeleteIt looks so beautiful and cozy, and she clearly loves it!! Way to go, you did a magnificent job.
ReplyDeletethank you sweet julie! xx
DeleteIt's beautiful and looks beautiful on her!!
ReplyDeletethank you margie! xx
DeleteOh that is super cute and suits her so well.
ReplyDeletethank you sarah! i think she has worn it every day since i finished it! xx
DeleteLOVE the sweater!
ReplyDeletethank you jeannie! xx
DeleteGorgeous! And it looks just great on her. Love the color!
ReplyDeletethank you cheryl! (i would have never chosen that color for her... and i'm so glad she did!)
DeleteBeautiful sweater! I do want to knit a whole sweater one day. I seem to be stuck on hats and scarves.
ReplyDeleteyou can do it, cindy! xx
DeleteThat is so pretty! And it's extra sweet when they request it!!
ReplyDeletei can't agree more... super sweet! xx
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