Progress on the Wave of Change Jacket
I wanted to explore other knitwear designers and I came upon this Wave of Change jacket pattern by Denise Bayron.
Her classic style speaks to me. These are designs that I see lasting the test of time and I'm down for that.
I bought and immediately printed out the pattern. I couldn't wait to get started. It's knit up in bulky weight with size 10 knitting needles. This was going to be a super fast knit.
It took me 1 month before I could start knitting her up. I had my yarn, pattern and knitting needles all ready to go for this delicious moment.
We had a camping trip planned for the end of the month. This became my camping project. I was planning on doing a lot of napping, swimming, kayaking, eating of course knitting. I couldn't wait. Since I organized all the needles, yarn, pattern in a specific project box, all I had to do was grab and go. (you can watch my video on how to organize your stash here.)
And just as I predicted, this sweater was going to knit up super fast and easy. Her pattern is nicely written out, so easy to understand. She writes her patterns out like a letter that is speaking directly to you. It's so personal.
If this is your style, I highly suggest this pattern. I knit everything up except the sleeves in 4 days. That is how fast and easy it is.
Happy Yarning,
DawnAurora
This is my 1st sweater. But can you break down the instruction for knitting the sleeves. Especially when to decrease for ribbing the cuff. Thank you
This is my 1st sweater. But can you break down the instruction for knitting the sleeves.