9.09.2012

Sheltered



Among other large projects I am working on behind the scenes here, I have recently been finishing up a new sweater design out of the very lovely Brooklyn Tweed Shelter yarn in the Hayloft colorway.

I have run into a few snags with this yarn that have made for a few interesting and funny stories that I will be sure to share on my upcoming podcast episode for this month.

Despite all of that however, I have to say.. I have thoroughly enjoyed working with this yarn. 
Its rugged, and beautiful, and just feels... good to knit with. 

This cardigan has some very special little details that I am not ready to fully reveal just yet, so I will leave you with this little collection of annoyingly vague, close-up shots from today. :) 

Because I am mean like that.



I'm on the home stretch.
This sweater just needs some final finishing touches. 
Thank goodness I have my little "helper" to lend a hand. :)



Oh.. and please do disregard the pile of laundry lurking in the background. :)


21 comments:

  1. Oh , love those details and now eager to see the rest , I'm sure is going to be wonderful :)

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  2. Tantalizing details...and adorable helper...

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  3. I have three skeins of Shelter that I have yet to cast on. They probably aren't enough for your new design but I'm looking forward to seeing how you knit with it.

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  4. Didn't notice the laundry! Too captivated by the color and details of your new design and your *absolutely adorable* little guy. So glad the podcasts are back!

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  5. Precious!! That used to be my life. Now, he is 25 years ld. Enjoy every, precious moment.

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  6. Little Man (22 months) saw your cutie and said, "baby?" and kept trying to see my screen better.

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  7. Your son is beautiful. As for the teaser, can't wait to see the whole thing!

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  8. What a little poppet, the helper that is.

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  9. He is adorable!!! And the sweater looks beautiful, too! Can't wait to see more!

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  10. I love those little leaves popping out! Cute helper too!

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  11. Oh, those details have me intrigued! The yarn looks beautiful and the colour is very Autumny. :)

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  12. Well, I certainly am intrigued ... both with the design and with the yarn, which I haven't tried yet. Can't wait to see the full view!

    And that helper of yours is SOOOOO beautiful. What a gorgeous, big smile! :)

    Lori

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  13. Can't wait to see this design. And your son is SOOOOO cute!!!

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  14. I am eagerly looking forward to this new design. My first thought when I saw your son was how he resembles your daughter somehow.

    I've just finished a Cedar Leaves Shawlette and I've popped some pictures on my blog. It looks splendid with the autumn sun shining through. Madelinetosh Filigree colourway really did the job.

    Stephanie

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  15. Oh My Goodness! Your "little" boy is just too adorable!!! And you really are the tease with the close up pictures...I can't wait to see your new design!
    Charlene

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  16. I love your little helper!! ��

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  17. Your little helper is adorable, and what a great smile.

    That always helps to have someone on hand who has the best attitude.

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  18. I love your chubby little helper!!!

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  19. Looks beautiful! Beautiful shots!

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  20. I have a feeling that this sweater will be on my needles one day...it would be my 8th Nevernotknitting knit! Oh and the arms on your helper... scrumptious!

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