It's soft, warm and very cuddly, perfect for the cold weather we've been having and the approaching 30 cm of snow!
It might not be quite clear from the photographs, but I made it slightly trapeze shaped, just because I wanted something swingy, I'm such a girly girl at heart! ;-)
The moose are a personal adaptation of many patterns I've knit through the years. I do love a nice moose or deer pattern, I never seem to get tired of those good old classics.
This is the perfect weekend (or snow day) sweater, nothing fancy, just good old comfort!
Cute moose ! Yay to good ol' comfort ! I am curious, what brand of chenille is the yarn? I"m always on the lookout. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm really sorry but I don't know... I got a really great deal on two enormous unmarked cones in the attic of an old yarn store. That was many years ago, they have since closed the attic to the public and have gotten rid of most of the yarn to make room for craft supplies. Sad...
ReplyDeleteDid you need to run a sewing thread along with the chenille to keep it from biasing? OR, did it behave all on its own? This is a darling sweater. I love it.
ReplyDeleteI knit it with a very fine machine knitting cotton in the same colours. I forgot to mention it... ;-)
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