For my part, I am definitely still here and still knitting. I've just been busy and not blogging. Case in point: I finished Jasmine 2 weeks ago (actually before I finished Juno Regina) and uploaded the pictures to Ravelry, but I didn't share it here. I'd been putting it off in part because some of my pictures were a little too reminiscent of Katherine Harris. Oh well. It will be some time before I get a chance to take new pics, and just in case scientists are wrong about the LHC, I shouldn't procrastinate!
In any event, I really like Jasmine! It''s not the most exciting pattern to knit. But it's classic and practical, so I predict it will get plenty of wear--a good return on the time investment. As always, more information and pictures are in the gallery and on Ravelry.
I was just talking about the black holes enveloping the Earth. At least I won't have to worry about my WIPs anymore.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sweater! And I would never have thought you looked like Katherine Harris.
oh, i love it. it's simple and classic and has such great lines. you wear it well. will head to ravlery for all the specs
ReplyDeleteLovely sweater. This is my favorite pattern out of all the ones from that book.
ReplyDeleteAs always, Jasmine is lovely on you. It's a perfect fit.
ReplyDeleteThe sweater is so pretty. It may not be exciting to knit but usually the most simple sweaters to knit are the most elegant. I love this.
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It looks great on you! Really nice color and stitch definition.
ReplyDeleteWow, you do such beautiful work. The knitting is fabulous and the fit is exquisite!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad we all survived :)
ReplyDeleteJasmine is so lovely, in an understated, classic way.
Jasmine is my fave from the book too! So classic and pretty. You've done a great job!
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