
This is the "Owl Pullover" by Roo Designs. It was knit for my best friend's soon-to-be 2 year old son, Andrew. I used good ol' RHSS in a retro palette that served well to deplete scraps from my stash. I believe I have now conquered my aversion to intarsia with the successful completion of this project.
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Wonderful work, as always,
Wonderful work, as always, Mill. That intarsia turned out fantastic. Good to see that things have slowed down enough that you've caught up with yourself. Take care.
Thanks Joe! Yes, I've finally
Thanks Joe! Yes, I've finally settled back in to my usual routine--feels good.
That's nice to know. Have a
That's nice to know. Have a good Halloween...if you celebrate it.
A beautiful sweater and so
A beautiful sweater and so well made. I'm yet to try intarsia.
Thanks much Kerry! If you
Thanks much Kerry! If you decide to give it a go, a glass of merlot helps (two glasses are even better).
If you had an aversion to
If you had an aversion to intarsia, is certainly doesn't show! What a terrific piece. Gratz to you Mill :)
Thanks Paul! I look at
Thanks Paul! I look at intarsia like a necessary evil. I love the look enough to grit my teeth and bare knitting through it...lol.
Millard, you do beautiful
Millard, you do beautiful work. Everything you have posted is a treat to the eyes. This sweater is absolutely great. What fun to wear. Great job.
Wow, thanks so much Jack! It
Wow, thanks so much Jack! It does look fun to wear. I almost wish I had one in my size!
Mill this beautiful!!!!!
Mill this beautiful!!!!! Wow!!!! I agree with you about intarsia, I much prefer stranding Well done, you are a busy man.
Aww...thanks Dennis! "I much
Aww...thanks Dennis! "I much prefer stranding" --ME TOO!!! I know, I need to slow down one of these days so I can get me a man! (",)
Wow Millard, what a
Wow Millard, what a beautifully knit and fun sweater. Your friend and her son will be delighted. Look forward to seeing more intarsia work.
Thanks so much Christine! I
Thanks so much Christine! I have a really cool adult sweater coming out in the spring with intarsia (and that's about all I can say about that...). (",)
Great looking sweater.
Great looking sweater.
Thanks Ron! Hopefully a photo
Thanks Ron! Hopefully a photo with little Andrew in it will follow!
Millard -- You never cease to
Millard -- You never cease to amaze me with your talent and your perfection! I am green with envy.
Mark
Thanks Mark, that's very
Thanks Mark, that's very sweet!
Masterful, Mill! Beautiful
Masterful, Mill! Beautiful work. I want to do some intarsia someday. That sweater looks perfect in every way. Your friend must be amazed.
Thanks Tom! She actually
Thanks Tom! She actually lives in El Paso and I mailed it off to her this morning. I can't wait to hear her response. Intarsia has been difficult for me historically because of my perfectionism and OCD. I constantly have to chant to myself during the process that it's going to look like a hot, uneven mess until I'm done and can weave in my ends and adjust the tension at the starting/stopping points of different colors. It's a good allegory for life I guess (lol).
Right? Roo Designs has some
Right? Roo Designs has some adorable kid's sweaters!
(Bill this was meant to be placed under your response...oops)
Frigg'n adorable. Good to see
Frigg'n adorable. Good to see you still around too.
Thanks Q! I just returned a
Thanks Q! I just returned a couple of weeks ago from South America helping out some folks. I'm glad to be home and I'm slowly catching up with everything.
Perfect for a toddler!
Perfect for a toddler!