On the hanger, it looks really nice, and others have said the same. My mom gave me the great idea to even roll the sleeves to give it a different look, which I really liked! But on me, the person, well, I'm not convinced that it looks that great, and since I will be the one wearing it, well, it should probably fit me properly and I should feel comfortable in it. Part of the problem might have been that I knit the wrong size (I never knit a gauge swatch as EVERY pattern recommends...maybe I should start...). Even though the measurements were the same as mine in the pattern, they probably didn't work out that way...hence why you knit a swatch. I'll learn one of these days.
So, the question is, should it stay or should it go? I mean, I enjoy knitting a lot, so the fact that I get to start a new project without having to purchase any more yarn is a big plus. And, essentially, the sweater I knit is kind of like my gauge swatch, so now I also know that I have to knit a bigger size, so that's also a huge plus. And lately with my projects I've been taking on more challenging designs and patterns (more on those in later posts), so this would give me a chance to experiment more. Hmm... lots of pluses to start frogging, don't you think?
On another note, I also knit up a really cute hat to match the sweater. I had been looking forever for a pattern for a similar hat I received as a gift from Matt on Valentine's day, and finally found a free one! It had everything I was looking for - cables and a brim. You can't really see the cables in this picture, but they run around hat and add a really nice look to the entire thing. It's been done for a while, so now to just wait for the colder weather to get here to wear it out (don't worry, I'm not really in a huge rush for that. Sometimes I just wear it around the condo for fun anyway....). I won't be frogging this one any time soon. If anything, I might have to knit up a few more in a variety of colours to match all my other sweaters. Now, that would keep me busy for a while!
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