Cluster Sweater
Last year, in June, I gave you a pattern for the Cluster Stitch Panel. I went and turned two panels into a sweater! For me! That makes it the first thing I've made for myself to wear that wasn't a hat, scarf or mittens. I'm so excited! And to be honest, I'm a smidge happy that the weather is still cool enough for me to wear it. (I know, I'm sorry. I don't want anymore snow either but I do want to wear this sweater!)
This image gives you a better idea of the color work and shape of the sweater. I didn't want anything too tight or bulky so it's very loose and a "floppy" comfortable. It's made with a lightweight yarn but is still cozy and warm on these cool Spring mornings.
As you can see from this shot, the sweater is white and cream in color.
It has fitted cuffs for the arms and a waistband that is simple rows of Half Double crochet.
This image gives you a better idea of the color work and shape of the sweater. I didn't want anything too tight or bulky so it's very loose and a "floppy" comfortable. It's made with a lightweight yarn but is still cozy and warm on these cool Spring mornings.
(I'm wearing it right now!)
The collar is lapel style using a Granny stitch Double Crochet done in rows.
The outer edge is the back side of two rows of Double Crochet.
I like the different visual texture it brings to the table. Plus, it gives it a "girly" frill feel.
I'm hoping to have a pattern worked up soon. That makes 5 or 6 patterns I'm working on now. Geez. I need to stop the imagination fairies for a while until I get all these patterns on paper. Lol.
Have a fantastic week!
Peace and blessings,
~~Karen~~