aspen yoke pullover
I finally took some photos of the aspen yoke pullover by Meg Swansen I knit as a sample last fall for a class I'm teaching at Webs. This was a quick and fun sample to knit and now it's even more fun to teach. We are almost halfway through the class, and everyone is working on their sleeves. In a few weeks we will join all the pieces for the yoke and be on the home stretch!
Knit out of various colors of Lopi Lite for the yoke and Valley Yarns Berkshire for the body. Details on Ravelry.
Not too much else to report. I got the gardening bug and ordered a mess of seeds from Fedco Seeds. I got basil, Amish paste tomatoes, sunflowers, soybeans, spinach, lettuces, zinnias, snapdragons, and so on. Ambitious? Maybe. We"ll see how I do starting the seeds, and maybe plan b will be buying plants from the nursery.
11 Comments:
great sweater. I love the gradient of greens.
Beautiful shades...bet that's a fun class!
So pretty! The shades you chose are gorgeous.
That sweater is gorgeous. I have a stand of aspen trees growing here on my little farm, and the leaves are shaped exactly like that. Yes, there are native aspen in northwestern MA!
my mom and I were at Webs the other day and were oohing and aahing over this sweater, I didn't even realize it was yours until just clicked on your blog! We love it!! :o)
I love this sweater SO much. The greens are just so perfect.
beautiful - yoked sweaters are the best.
I love the colors in that yoke! And you sound like you are having fun with the class, that's awesome :)
Good luck with the seeds!
I love all your yoked colorwork sweaters! This one is beautiful too!
I wish I lived in the area - I would take your class too!
lovely!
Gorgeous sweater!!! I love that yoke pattern and need to order it asap.
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