




Audrey Hepburn is my favorite actress of all time. In fact, I have a poster of her posing as Holly Golightly from Breakfast at Tiffany's on my wall. So when I saw this pattern and it made me think of that scene in the movie where she's knitting and wearing a similar, turtle-neck sweater, I knew I had to make it.
Pattern: Ingenue from Custom Knits by Wendy Bernard
Yarn: Rowan Soft Lux in Amethyst
Amount: 7 balls
Needles: US
Mods:
Added extra 10 rounds before shaping waist,Did extra 8 rounds before increases,
Did extra pair of decreases/increases,
Did extra 3 rounds before beginning Ridge Stitch,
For sleeves, I worked the Ridge Stitch another repeat longer since I wanted to maximize my yarn. In the end, I had only a little bit of yarn left!
Instead of sewing down the collar, I was lazy and crocheted it down. It looks much better, is invisible, and provides a very strong seam. :-)
2 comments:
And a very lovely and flattering sweater it is!
I love this yarn for the sweater!
Post a Comment