The pattern is from the Danish crochetbook called 'Hæklerier' by Sys Fredens. The pattern called for baby alpaca, but I didn't want to spend alot of money on a sweater that I hardly would wear, which would be the case if I had to wash it by hand, so I ended up buying a wool and polyamid mix sock yarn. It took me a bit over 3 weeks to crochet.
Here's the finished sweater:



I'm really happy with the finished product of 3 weeks of crocheting in front of the television.
3 comments:
I think your sweater turned out great!!! Thank goodness you found that last ball of yarn :)
Very cute and stylish!
Your sweater is GREAT! Your table cloth is a lovely and ambitious project, too - and your baking! WOW! I am in awe!
Great blog, too, btw!
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