Here's what I have at the moment for Henley Perfected, although I'm a bit stalled because I'm not sure how to proceed next. Instead of working flat in pieces, I did the stockinette portion in the round, and then worked back and forth for some of the lace portion. Now I'm wondering how I should shape the armholes along with the sleeves...
Since I don't like to waste time when I'm stuck on a project, I decided to cast on for the Falling Water Lace Scarf last night. Think of it as an early start on my Christmas gifts. This will go to my bf's mother. I figure I should give myself plenty of time to work on it since it's laceweight yarn. I'm feeling a bit dubious about the way it looks now, but hopefully it'll be much prettier once I block it.
Speaking of blocking, I accidentally stained my belowed Sew EZ blocking board the other night with my recently finished gloves. :-( Grrr...I really should have set the yarn with vinegar, but I forgot. Does anybody know how to remove stains from a blocking board? The spots are very faint, but still I love my board so much and I just want to keep it as clean as possible forever. :-(
5 comments:
That Henley Perfected is a nice pattern. I thought about queuing it, but I'm afraid I don't have the patience to knit with 24 stitches/4".
I suggest that you proceed by dividing the sweater at the armholes and then just follow the instructions as if you had knit the front back separately. (I don't know if that made any sense)
Henley Perfected is a lovely so far!
you are so productive! thanks for showing what you have on the needles.
The henley perfected looks great so far. Love the lace portion.
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