Monday, May 22, 2006

'Cabled Shell'

Finally I have finished 'Cynthia' originally posted here. All was originally going great until I got to the neck and didn't have the right sized circular needle. It took me awhile to find locally, and sometimes once a project is set aside I seem to have a hard time picking it up again. But I'm happy now that it is done. I would definitely make it again; it wasn't very difficult (skill level is intermediate) and the fit is good. It was my second try at cables and they are not at all as complicated as I thought they would be.

Now if only the weather would warm up, I might actually get to wear it! Our weekend was cool and rainy, although I did get out on Saturday to do some gardening. I planted a rose bush, moved some perennials around, and pulled lots of weeds.

I also enjoyed a great blog post at Storybook Woods on a French Unit Clarice did recently and did a tiny bit of sewing on my skirt. Hope you had a great weekend!

10 comments:

  1. The vest is beautiful Deb. I like the cable, it's very simple and elegant. Bet you can't wait to wear it!

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  2. Anonymous4:49 PM

    It's so beautiful. You are so clever. :o)

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  3. So very pretty Deb! Love the color too! Enjoy your Monday!

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  4. You are very talented, Debbie!

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  5. Anonymous1:02 PM

    Beautiful color and pattern (I'm so intimidated to try cables!)

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  6. Very lovely work! Your vest look great. :) And thank you for your comment at my blog. The angel at the table is from a jumble sale.

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  7. Hi, Deb! I'm a new visitor and I love your blog! I can tell that I am going to enjoy getting caught up!

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  8. What a beautiful job you did! The color is very pretty.

    I bookmarked Storybook Woods blog to take a good look at tonight. It looks lovely at first glance.

    Kelli

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  9. Well done, it looks lovely. Beautiful colour, very flattering against a summer tan.

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Thank you for taking time to leave a comment--I love reading each and every one! I will try to answer any questions you have in the comment section. Due to the amount of spam, I am sadly no longer able to accept Anonymous comments....Kindly, Deb

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