Then I thought whatever I knit, it'll be meant to land on this site.
This was a challenge. I knew I could not put any kind of pattern into it - the thing would be just crazy, so I started a top-down raglan, did simple increases. Straight after the bust - a k2, k2tog, yo row, then off to k2p2 - and that's it.
To bring in some femininity - I added a ribbon and tied it to a bow. Actually, I'd love the bow to be more dramatic and way bigger than what it turned out to be. This ended as is just 'coz I didn't find a wider ribbon.
I must say, sometime through the creation & knitting process, I fell in love with this mohair monster. And my head is already full of possible siblings to this one.
Yarn - some kind of mohair (not even sure what). Knit on 4mm circulars.
This was a challenge. I knew I could not put any kind of pattern into it - the thing would be just crazy, so I started a top-down raglan, did simple increases. Straight after the bust - a k2, k2tog, yo row, then off to k2p2 - and that's it.
To bring in some femininity - I added a ribbon and tied it to a bow. Actually, I'd love the bow to be more dramatic and way bigger than what it turned out to be. This ended as is just 'coz I didn't find a wider ribbon.
I must say, sometime through the creation & knitting process, I fell in love with this mohair monster. And my head is already full of possible siblings to this one.
Yarn - some kind of mohair (not even sure what). Knit on 4mm circulars.
That is so very pretty! I like it in the grey color too.
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ReplyDeletevery cute!
ReplyDeleteOh, it looks so gorgeous - very romantic style with the black ribbon!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job, Siga!
you did a great job with that yarn!! You're right, only a very classic and chic line would go with a busy yarn. It turned out beautifully!!
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