I made a crazy bet with my darling friend Patricia that I would finish this knit before she closed up her shop today. Well I didn't make it but I did make it before it turned into tomorrow!
Pattern: Anthropologie Inspired Capelet (or really as Patricia kept pointing out – shrug – because it has sleeves)
Yarn: Rowan Big Wool, 2 balls
Needles: US 13 circs
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It was a Super Fast knit! However I'm not going to lie, I did go through a minor freak out because I really didn't think I was going to make it and in the end I just did 4 rounds of K1, P1 edging instead of the 5 rounds stated in the pattern.
I really love it on the reverse stockinette side. There is something about the purl bumps that makes this different from other shrugs I've made.
I also had a great excuse to get my fabulous brooch from out of my jewelry box. This gem was given to me by my girl Torry. She got it right here in Hoboken at a great store called Aaraa.
I'm off to the beach tomorrow so I hope you all have a wonderful rest of your week! I'm sure I'll have another fun FO to show when I return!
What a lovely shrug!:) And I love that gem, too! Gorgeous!:)
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Pretty! That pattern is one of my favorite last minute gifts, because of the fast knit and flexible sizing. It’s also a good way to use up all the oddball Noro in my house!
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Very cute! that vintage looking pin really finishes off the look.
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it’s so cute! i love the chunky yarn you used.
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Super cute! And I love the brooch!
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Super cute! You’re right – something about the purl side being worn publicly is very eye-catching!
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It’s really pretty! Nice dress also! Have fun at the beach!!!
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This is so cute and oh my gosh is that ever a fabulous brooch!
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At least you got it finished, even if you missed your deadline! Mrs. Sidewalker has so many unfinished projects that I could open up a yarn shop with scraps!
-Luke Sidewalker
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I would love to knit this shrug in my dark indigo big wool, did you adjust the number of stitches from the pattern that is written for the finer polar yarn?
Lucy
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