a sweater made from goldenrod yarn

i used the goldenrod yarn that i dyed (plus a stripe of some store bought orange ’cause i ran out!) to make a sweater for the bee. this is the Lottie Cardigan by Carrie Bostick Hoge. i really like its simple, cute style, though it may not be that practical for a maine winter, with the belly part being open and all.  i will admit that it was kind of boring to knit. i made the 4T size, which isn’t really too big like i was hoping, so this sweater might not make it through next winter. also, the neck opening is kind of huge, but it looks really cute with collared shirts and dresses.

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can you tell that the bee picked out the rest of her outfit for this shoot?

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i really like much of carrie’s patterns, and i especially loves that she too lives in maine! she designs for Quince & Co, among others, and I’m absolutely in love with this Imogen Tee (that model’s badass tattoo doesn’t hurt), the Camilla for big girlslittle girls, and tiny ones. she has a beautiful website, and i expect her blog to be hugely inspiring as it grows.

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p.s. are you on ravelry? we should be friends!

2 responses to “a sweater made from goldenrod yarn

  1. Running out of yarn was a blessing in disguise. I simply adore the orange at the bottom. If you wouldn’t have said anything, I would’ve thought it was intentional!

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