It’s on the needles! The stripey top that I decided to work on is now underway. I’ve decided to name all my projects hoping that it’ll make me more attached to them, and they don’t end up getting abandoned or frogged. Let’s see if I stay with this one Through Thick and Thin. π
I’m knitting this top as an alternating duo of 1-row and 3-row yellow stripes on a violet background. No fancy stitches here, just plain stockinette, since I want the stripes to be the highlight of this garment. I’d thought of a classic pattern with only the thicker stripes in there, but I quite like how the thinner ones make the pattern look less busy / jarring. (I get that feeling with stripes sometimes.) Does that make the pattern contemporary? π
As I mentioned in a previous post, I love knitting with the stretchy Nako Comfort Stretch yarn — it totally works for light garments like tees and tops — and I already admire how the stitches look. It’s gonna take me a while to finish this project since this yarn is sock weight, but I’m sure it’ll remain interesting till the end. Hope you’re all ready for monotonous updates with more and more stripes. π (I’ll have to come up with something else interesting for these updates…)
My only complaint (if it can be called that) is that there’s no use for bright, blingy stitch markers in this project since it doesn’t involve convoluted patterns! π I think I’ll just pop one or two in there nevertheless, just for the fun of sliding around tiny shiny things. π
Looking great so far, I like the stripes! And I like the idea of naming your projects to get more attached to them π
So now I’m waiting for all the progress updates of course!
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Thank you, Kat! π I’m knitting a few rows every day so I’m hoping there’ll be *some* discernable progress.
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I’m knitting a top in fingering yarn too at the moment so I think I know what progress can be expected π€ Good luck anyways!
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You’re way too prolific a knitter, so I hope your expectation takes my speed into account. π I can’t wait to see what you make!
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Haha you’re too kind π
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