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WIP - Childs Fair Isle Jumper

I made this for Love Knitting as a sample knit

Created by: Sally C

  • Project Details

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    Child's fair isle jumper in Paintbox aran weight yarn. Soft colourways for this sample knit. Work progressing well so far.
    02.06.18 Back finished, darn those ends!
    03.06.18 Couldn't face darning the ends today so started front, but a bit too warm to knit with aran weight today so put to one side till tomorrow.
    06.06.18. Busy day today with a new garden fence being installed, so a perfect day to darn those ends.
    08.06.18. Started on the sleeves today.
    10.06.18. First sleeve finished and ends darned
    12.06.18 Second sleeve started.
    13.06.18. Second sleeve finished. Ends darned, neck completed, sleeves sewn in. Pics taken in garden of progress so far, but dappled sunlight makes it a bit tricky to see some of the colourwork clearly. I'm afraid I'm no David Bailey!
    14.06.18. Finished, and now blocking.

    Needles & Hooks

    • Single Point 4.50mm (US 7)

    Accessories

    • Stitch Holder
    Other : Was using a row counter, but the fairies seem to have spirited it, and my other two spares away so back to the old fashioned pen and paper bar count. Daresay those row counters will turn up when I've fiinished the project....

    Tags

    • Sweaters
    • Boys
    • Girls

    Craft

    Knitting

    Skill Level

    Intermediate

    Status

    Complete
    Started on: May 30, 2018 Finished on: Jun 14, 2018

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    4 Comments

    • Alison B

      • Portsoy

      Lovely colours ,look forward to seeing more pictures as you finish the jumper, happy knitting :)
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    • Pam S

      • Eldwick, Bingley

      What a great colour combination x
      Look forward to seeing the finished jumper x
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    • Lyn R

      • Wollongong

      Sally, I do love the shades you are using, looking forward to seeing the finished project.
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      • Sally C

        They are what I'd call 'ice cream' shades Lyn, very subtle. I'll be posting more pics as I go along.
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