
The post has just arrived bringing my Opal Rainforest sock yarn and the latest copy of Knitting magazine. How happy am I?? :)

This wasn't an easy pattern to follow for me. I had to make adjustments because I couldn't get the required tension without using much bigger needles and I didn't want to do that. So I used the number of stitches measurements for a larger size and changed the lengths as necessary to keep it in proportion. It measures up pretty closely to the finished measurements in the pattern, but still looks a little on the wide side for me. Still, I guess we'll find out at the end of the year whether it fits or not. Looks cute though.
1 comment:
looks lovely!
I am just about to finish my Opal Baby Cardigan and found I had to do the same adjustments as you: I took the stitches of size 6 months to match the my gauge, and went for a size 12 months thing.
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