Portland pullover
Ever since I saw the Portland Pullover in the 2006 fall issue of IK, I knew I had to make it in my mohair. So, two years later, I finally did:
I really like this, a loosely knit fuzzy sweater shaped by gradually decreasing needle sizes (from 15 to 13 to 10.5). A very simple, mindless knit, round and round and round in stockinette -- perfect for a brain-dead grad student. I don't think I made a single alteration to the pattern, either, which is a bit unusual for me.
And it's warm and fuzzy, too! So what if it makes me look 30 lb heavier?
Labels: the mohair that won't die
6 Comments:
It looks like a nice sweater to just snuggle into. Very pretty color!
That looks so soft, sounds liek a sweater pattern maybe even I could handle.
You are a knitting MACHINE! When you do you sleep, girl? :)
Mmmmmm, everyone needs a comfy sweater (rather like a stylish sweat shirt) to cuddle up in! Great job!
THREE finished objects since I last checked in with you, school's out for summer!!! They all look so simple and so fast. I think the Portland Pullover is my favorite. I have Fitted Knits but haven't knit anything from it yet, I can't seem to fixate on any of the patterns.
That looks like it will be great this winter -- soft and warm.
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