Buggy--otherwise known as Hey, Teach--is officially done!
The Details:
Pattern: Hey, Teach! by Helene Rush.
Size: Um. Small, I think.
Yarn: Rowan Summer Tweed. No sir, I don't like it! This yarn was a pain to knit--literally. A heavy worsted raw silk and cotton blend with no give or flexibility at all; my wrists and elbows may never recover. It does make for a nice finished fabric, but not nice enough to go through that again!
Needles: size 7 KP Options.
Mods: I made the body two inches longer and did elbow-length sleeves. I also added buttons (6 instead of 4). I added extra ribbing to the neckline to bring it up a little higher and keep it from sagging. Oh, and I did twisted ribbing instead of regular 1x1 ribbing because I prefer it. Otherwise I followed the pattern on this one. It's a nice pattern if you don't mind seaming. Personally, I think I'm going to stick to seamless garments for a while!
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7 comments:
Lovely, it looks like it has a good drape to the fabric. It looks very nice on you.
It looks great on you! Fab color, too!
I think Hey, Teach looks lovely on you. Love.Love. the color! I knit this piece too and couldn't believe all the seaming involved, but I do like the garment.
It looks really good on you! Nice colour too.
It looks perfect! Very flattering.
I didn't enjoy seaming the sleeves in on this one...but I liked the finished object.
It looks terrific on you!
it's lovely!
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