I love it! Hand knit from the Caron Top Down Knit Pullover from the Yarnspirations site.
Worsted yarn is Colormist from KnitPicks.
I wanted this to have a bit of red in the yoke, too, but they were out of that yarn!
I settled for yellow and the grey yarn leftover from the sweater I made from this pattern last month.
It matches the skirt I had in mind for this sweater exactly, I'm glad to say!
I spent the day yesterday making the covers for these cotton pads
that came with Bill's antibiotics last year, they insulated the box it came in.
I didn't want to waste all of that cotton so saved them!
But now I am very ready for the huge pile to be gone
so I am finishing them up-almost did it but will finish it today!
Then they go to the shelter just a mile from us!
See how thick (1 1/2") the pads are?!
Nice and dense so it will be very comfortable for the animals.
I also pulled out the 'quilt group' pillowcases we filled with scraps;
I will finish filling up the open one
and then stitch it up so it can go with the other cushions to the shelter.
It was a good day in the Studio!
Name this watercolor!
I am going to be doing a series where I take one of your posted photos
and turn it into a watercolor!
Have fun guessing;
I will post the answer in tomorrow's post.
The sweater is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteNot only a good day in the studio, but a busy one too! Lovely projects. The sweater turned out so nicely.
ReplyDeleteThe sweater is lovely! It's definitely sweater weather here today. Temps have really dipped.
ReplyDeleteGreat use for the cotton pads. I love being able to repurpose things.
Love the idea of using blog inspiration for your watercolours! Can't wait to see more!
Fantastic sweater finish! I bet it becomes one of your favorites. I recognize the painted scene - nice job.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of our blog photos for your painting work. Oh how fun. I would name that one , Little Hands bay
ReplyDeleteI love that sweater. It looks so comfy and the colors are perfect together.
ReplyDeleteThank you for thinking of the shelter animals and taking such good care of them.
I have no idea of the painting either but I love it.
Blessings,
Betsy