Here's another view showing the underarm gussets.
It was knit in Cascade 220 and was actually finished early in the summer but I never bothered weaving in the few ends or washing it since it was too warm to wear.
This is Northcott Rib knitted in Peace Fleece worsted weight. It was made in one piece with no seams to sew or stitches to graft. The only thing I had to do was sew on the buttons and weave a couple ends in. This will probably serve as a jacket until the temperatures really drop. Both patterns (and yarn) are from Countrywool and are easy to follow and were a joy to knit.
Two sweaters at the same time - how lovely! They both look like they'll become favorites.
ReplyDeletetres bon!
ReplyDeleteYou don't have a silly look on your face, you look great. The sweaters look wonderful on you.
Just in time for fall - good timing. Sweaters look great!
ReplyDeleteThey look great! as do you. The Northcott rib looks like a practical everyday sweater, actually, they both do. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteOh, lovely! What industry! I'm still on the ribbing of my plain Jane sweater. Plugging away. Brrr. Need her done NOW.
ReplyDeleteVery nice and very timely....it seems we are in instant sweater weather here in MI.
ReplyDeleteTWO finished items, very, very nice! I never seem to finish anything bigger than a sock for myself these days. I like the gusset picture the best, looks like you're having fun!
ReplyDeleteWow...2 finished sweaters! Good for you, they are both lovely
ReplyDeleteGorgeous sweaters! And beautifully knit. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThey are both lovely and the colors are wonderful! And now you have two new sweaters just in time for fall - how serendipitous.
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely sweaters! and perfect timing.
ReplyDeleteI love them both - the colors, the design, the fit. And the timing, too!
ReplyDeleteAnd boy, don't I know it about posing in a top. You look great!
Char...they are GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!
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