I've been thinking about patience and knitting, and I truly believe that knitting has made me so more patient.
When I started knitting, I never thought I'd be the type of person with the patience to quietly un-knit hundreds of stitches to remedy an error made rows earlier. And yet, with this piece, that's what I've done. It's the most challenging pattern I've attempted to date, I think it's looking beautiful, and I've found myself at peace fixing mistakes, of which there have been many. It's very zen.
Since I last shared this, I re-started it on smaller needles, and it looks so much better than that hot mess. I have knit two and a half repeats of the seven required repeats of the basket weave. I always think that knitting is such a slow process, but I know if I just work on this a bit more consistently I will see results. Watch this space.
~Tan
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How to Knit Seamless Set-in Sleeve Sweaters
1 month ago
wow this is really stunning, I love the pattern with the colour you've chosen - it really brings it out. Have a knitty Wednesday xx
ReplyDeleteits hard to live with mistakes, so you did the right thing, its going to be beautiful
ReplyDeleteWow, it looks incredible! I love that yarn, it looks beautiful! ^__^
ReplyDeleteIt looks amazing!! Beautiful pattern and the colour is just perfect.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, such lovely work!
ReplyDeleteThe pattern looks amazing in this color.
ReplyDeleteHere's my WIP: http://mibruno.com/en-proceso-101/
Perfect compliment of pattern and yarn. Gorgeous knitting.
ReplyDeleteIt's looking fab! x
ReplyDeleteIt's really looking beautiful already and I love the life lessons you've learned and shared with us.
ReplyDeleteIt looks lovely at a tighter gauge. Pretty colour!
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