The twisted rib took what seemed like forever, but I do like how it looks. I actually knitted this up pretty quickly - I had three return train journeys last month, one to Birmingham, one to York and one to Edinburgh, plus some overnight hotel stays so I had more than usual amounts of knitting time to get this done.
The yarn is absolutely gorgeous to knit with and is lovely and soft - the colourway is Attic Room, hence the name of the cardigan. One skein was slightly lighter than the others, don't know how I didn't notice this at the time I bought them (or maybe I did and I've just forgotten...), so I used that for the lace portion of the two fronts, the button and buttonhole bands, the neckline and cuffs.
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| Difference in colour isn't as noticeable as it looks in the photo... |
It came from Loop and I've got one more jumper quantity in my stash which I'd like to knit up quite soon, just for the pleasure of knitting it! Not sure what it will become yet though.
The buttons are some vintage ones which I think came from Hammersmith vintage fair. I've already worn this a fair bit, it's a very useful addition to my wardrobe. Now I must away - I have a jumper to finish and the delights of applied i-cord await.


Beautiful cardigan. I keep looking at this pattern and thinking about making it. Seeing your version, has just moved it higher up the queue.
ReplyDeleteThank you! :-) Go for it - it languished in my pattern queue for a while but I'm pleased I finally got around to knitting it.
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