I'm hot blooded, check it and see I got a fever of a hundred and three...
... Come on baby, do you do more than dance?
Let's lighten the load over here.
Another finished knit.
Finished back in February, right before I started the Olympics. The pattern is a free pattern from Blue Alverez Designs, it is called - Hot Lava. Which, every time I think of the name, I think of the Foreigner song quoted in the title and at the start of the post. So funny.
I used Classic Elite Montera. Another score from our Christmas trip to the Warehouse. It was fun yarn. Definitely a WOOL wool.
Not sure what sized needles I used, I can't remember.
I love this sweater. It was an easy knit. It fits great. I actually prefer to wear it upside down from the intended orientation. I like the way fabric lies. It's sassy while still being functional.
And, most importantly. It deals with the rack well.
sweeetttt.
I just found another pattern from Blue Alverez that I think I'll put on my list...Licorice Whip.
10 Comments:
wow - terrific patterns. I'd never encountered Blue Alverez before, but I think I have a few more things to add to the "gotta knit" list!
very nice...i've admired that pattern before, but let's just say it's not the best look for fatty mc patties.
LOVE it! You look great in it, too. Thanks for the link...I just downloaded the Grey Ghost Shrug. Now to find some bulky cotton.
That came out great - I love how it's a bit longer in back (though that may just be how you are wearing it!)
Thanks for the licorice twist pattern link! It is beautiful! I Must make it!!!!
Wow, it looks so much better on you than on the pattern model. Maybe it's the upside-down thing but I love it!
for a second there, i thought you knit up a second one! it is super flattering on you... thanks for the link to licorice whip... it's calling my name!
That turned out so cute!
Cute shrug, and you look so content and happy wearing it!
Your Hot-Blooded Lave looks great! The photos are so much fun. :)
Looks great! Right about the rack. I think Hot Licorice is also going to complement the parts...more accent on the waist with that one.
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