Wednesday, March 13, 2019

Sweet Azaleas

 Another baby sweater-are you tired of the yarn yet?!  
It sure works out nicely for all of my experiments, though.
This one is the 2 hour baby cardigan but it took me almost 2x that long!
Maybe on  my fifth one I will hit the two hour mark!
This is about a size 6-9 months and is knit from front to front all in one piece 
even with the raglan sleeves! 
Once I began to understand the instructions for the sleeve portions, 
I could then move right along!  
I even knit the front bands without a hitch-well, almost--the extra 4 rows on the front bands 
messed up the center of the sweater fronts--they are too wide just that little bit which makes a little centering problem. 
Sigh.
  Noted for the next project!
I blocked this and steamed the edges and then crocheted the edges around neck, 
hem and sleeve hems.  
I'm ready to buy a skein of this yarn for boys and keep up the practice roll!
Come on up my Azalea lined driveway for a visit!
It's the same colors as the yarn!

11 comments:

  1. Very pretty sweater and GORGEOUS blooms!!!

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  2. That sweater project is still fascinating. I love your blooms. We tried planting a row of azaleas up the driveway last year and every single one died.

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  3. I'm so envious of your garden. I think our late snow storm has really hurt the spring flowers.

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  4. I love the sweater, may I ask where you found the pattern?
    Here is to the spring and more happy knitting :)

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  5. I love azaleas! They were our floral decor at our wedding. Cute baby sweater, you will have it down to 1 hour eventually I am sure.

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  6. I hope our azaleas recover from the torture of our recent snow and cold! That's a pretty sweater for some lucky baby.

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  7. Very sweet little cardi! And those azaleas are a serious WOW!

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  8. Your azaleas look beautiful. Mine are still hibernating! But, I did see little shoots of green in the garden. I *think* it is where the Lily of the Valley was.

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  9. Your lessons for the knitting machine are producing some really cute items.

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  10. Mine are already done blooming, they were here early this year.

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