Al, making the blog look good

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Thank goodness for AL's knitting. She keeps the blog posting interesting with true knitting content. As you know, I stray from the main topic from time to time.
This is a baby gift for another cousin's baby due in December. It is a nice little cardigan from Interweave Winter 2004, that was knit in a strawish color in the Mag. Al says it is hard for her to tell what row she is on after the armpits.
I love straight color when the pattern is interesting. A very understated grey, but I think it works and will show the baby's face off beautifully.
I think I gave you all Bianca's blogsite incorrectly. Here is the correct link:http://lansingerland.blogspot.com/
Go on over and enjoy her incredible knits.

Comments

Karen said…
Al's knitting is always gorgeous, but I also love your "straying from the main topic" posts too. Keep up the good work, ladies!!
8:49 PM
Karen said…
That is gorgeous! And you just straying from the main topic.
9:53 AM
Bianca said…
Thank you Kathy ;-) I am honoured to be nominated! Now I have to think who I will nominate.

The socks you saw were wrapped around my feet for a change. I am glad you liked them!

Love, Bianca
2:28 AM
Kathy... said…
Cute baby sweater pattern. I will have to search for that issue - I think I should have it. I have a desire to make some baby items.... as long as I don't let my daughter know. Don't want to put THAT much pressure on her...LOL!
8:22 AM
Knitstress Mary said…
Wow how pretty!. At least you have more time to work on your's the baby I am knitting the suprise for is due at the end of October.
10:20 PM
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