More pictures and details on my blog. I used Cascade 220, Silver Spruce Heather. (And that's my dog Lucy supervising the photo shoot on a snowy spring day in upstate NY.)
Thanks everyone for your help!
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PATTERN CORRECTION
Central Park Hoodie page 71:Under “Left Front”: Row 2 (WS) *K2, p2; rep from * to end of row.
Under “Hood”: Dec row (RS) Work to 3 sts before m, k2tog, k1, sl m, k1, ssk, work to end.
7 comments:
It looks wonderful. I am really liking the look of CPH done in Cascade 220. I am enjoying knitting this, too, and have thoughts of knitting a second one. Someone wrote they were going to knit a collar instead of a hood. That might be the way to go for a second one.
Thanks, Freda.
A collar would be good, since I have already determined I cannot allow anyone ever to see me wearing my hood! :)
I would probably also be up for slightly more challenging cables, now that I know I can do them.
I feel so bereft without this to work on!
Beautiful job Hilary! Looks great on you!
looks terrific!
Looks great - gorgeous color! And a very cute supervisor...
What a beautiful first sweater. The fit is wonderful. You choose a gorgeous color and your buttons look great. Yarn shop lady #2 was right!
Thank you for all your nice comments! I can't wait to see everyone else's ...
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