Another week and 6 squares for knit-a long, designed by Martin Storey for Rowan, completed.
Only 6 squares more, followed by a trim, and then making up.
The end is in sight!
As for me - I will be happy if I'll finish this one :-)
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Dar Radka,
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to see how it Looks like when it is finished -
greetings
Hanna
Again beautifully knitted - there will still be much work ....I just finished my cardigan - it dragged on on on - but now I am wearing it.
ReplyDeleteChe meraviglia Radka!!!!!!! Complimenti anche per l'ottima scelta dei colori. Baci
ReplyDeleteEmi
Just lovely knitting blocks !
ReplyDeleteYour knitting is beautiful, it will look lovely when it is all finished.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful,looking forward...
ReplyDeleteHugs Gudrun
Lovely combination of colour and pattern. Almost done always a relief but after a rest maybe you might look forward to another one?
ReplyDeleteThe Kaffe Fassett one might be fun, I like his colourful patterns.
such even tension you have very nice and so looking forward to seeing it complete
ReplyDeleteWonderful I love the colours!!
ReplyDeleteI love the way these squares are coming along. Might do them one day-- should have downloaded the patterns when they were available. Looking forward to seeing them all together.
ReplyDeleteAlmost there. I love seeing them and sure you are not going to dive right back in and start the next one! Kaffe loves using colour and texture doesn't he. I can remember some of the jumpers from the late 80s or early 90s.
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