May 23, 2006

Blue Gable






Pattern: Green Gable from Zephyr Style
Yarn: Cascade Sierra (80% Prima Cotton 20% Wool, 100g, 192 yds.), Color 23, 3 skeins.
Needles: Addi Turbo US 6 32" Susan Bates DPN US 4
Cast On: ?
Cast Off: May 9
Mods: Minor ones. I did seed stitch instead of ribbing in both the bottom of the top and the sleeves. I also did 3 more reps of the lace pattern.
Comments:
Great pattern, most of it easy mindless knitting and a bit of lace to spice it up. I love the shaping of the waist, it makes a nice well fitting sweater. I would only knit a stitch between the K2tog in the decreasing rounds next time.

Delicious yarn, a lot easier on the hands than cotton and a lot more forgiving with mistakes, makes nice even fabric but is just too hot for 40 C summer in Monterrey.

Thanks to Raz for taking the pictures, I will finish your sock in time for winter honey I promise.










I went to Mc Allen this weekend and scored 2 books that I been craving: Mason-Dixon Knitting and Knitting Nature.

The patterns on KN have a very clever construction and the textures are beautiful. Most of the motives are inspired by nature (duh) like waves and spirals, but I particularly liked the ones inspired on fractals, they appeal to my geeky side.

The M-D girs are terribly funny and quite persuasive because they rave so much about washcloths that they convinced me to start one, although I have no use for them, with some leftover Bernart cotton.

Posted by Navi at May 23, 2006 04:46 PM

Comments

Andrea

¡Tu green (blue)gable se ve genial! y además te queda muy bien. Knitting Nature también está en mi lista, supongo que ya viste el suéter de pentágonos de Grumperina, aunque aquí solo me queda pedirlo en Amazon. Que ventaja vivir cerca de la frontera.

Posted at May 24, 2006 10:08 AM
carole

That looks so great! I love your "polaroid" style-- you can see from my blog header that I like to play around with that look, too.

Posted at May 24, 2006 12:17 PM
myrth

Esta con madre tu camiseta! Me encanto... pero con 20% lana me imagino que si hace demasiado calor... En fin, que cool que compraste los libros, donde los compraste?

Posted at May 24, 2006 02:12 PM
Raz

Hey! Yo tome esa foto :D
Nice!

Posted at May 25, 2006 01:06 AM
Rola

That's some cool stuff you knitted girl. Keep on knitting, I'll keep on rocking. Fabs here. Adieu.

Posted at May 25, 2006 09:57 AM
Sarah

I found your blog today and just had to say hi and what a beautiful job you did on your Green/Blue Gable! You do beautiful work, I will definitely check back to see your things.

Posted at May 25, 2006 10:39 AM
Naruba San

Navi, ohayouuuu!!!!!

Damn cool!... se ve really, really nice... algún día yo también tejeré tan bien como tú... mh... o bueno, en realidad no creo que me salga tan bien... pero bueno.

Lo que me sorprendió fue de dónde sacaste a la modelo de la pic... en realidad se ve que es pro, sale muy nice... te ha de haber salido en una feria.

Namaste... y matakondo!

Posted at May 26, 2006 06:23 PM
Burrelio

Mache droolea por esta nueva creación tuya recientemente terminada y yo también opino que te luciste, te quedo muy nice, deberías de tener tu reality, Projecy Navi or something like that, bye!

Posted at May 28, 2006 01:39 AM
Raz

La verdad si te luciste amor, te quedo muy muy pro
Kudos!

Posted at May 28, 2006 02:47 AM
rachel

What a perfect gable you whipped up! I love the color you chose too! It's been so fun for me to see all the great Green Gables popping up around blog land.
Your blog is so creative and your photos so beautifully displaied! I had fun looking around.

Posted at May 30, 2006 11:40 PM
Ed

Hey!

Te quedó bien chidote!

BTW There actually is a lot of knitters that read this blog of yours.

=P

Take Care Kiddo, love ya

P.S. Cuando me vas a hacer mi funda para el iPodo?

Posted at May 31, 2006 06:31 PM

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