The vest is finished-buttons and all! The buttons are wooden, dyed olive green with variations in color which makes them just right!
I blocked it out all day-the skeins almost matched but they are close enough for me and I am not knitting another front for this vest! lol (I had several false attempts for this pattern!)
And here it is modeled for you on the dress form and not on me because it was in the 80's today and so this vest is finished in time to go into the pile for next winter's wools! So, I am ahead, right?!
This was a kit I ordered from Mary Maxim, using their acrylic yarn, Prism DK, in the Autumn Mist colorway. I did lengthen the body of the vest so it wasn't cropped and there was plenty of yarn for this alteration. I would make this again using some of my own wool next time!
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Such pretty colors — I like how the pink and purple are safely sandwiched between your comfort-colors — a good way for you to wear those colors’
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteWell done! The buttons are perfect.
ReplyDeleteIt looks wonderful with that t-shirt. I can see it with a jean shirt, or a turtleneck. Lots of uses. Great job !
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Great job on finally getting the fronts to work for you.
ReplyDeleteI love it! If that doesn't make you happy when it's cold out-nothing will!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful vest.
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