Beagle Boy
As promised, the body of the husband's sweater is complete, including collar. All that remains are those pesky sleeves.
Taking a quick moment for a few shots, the sweater and I walked around the yard and visited the rock grotto, as well as the husband's fly-fishing boat (I anticipate this will become a favorite garment for that activity once winter actually arrives).
The texture of this pattern, as well as the softness of the Malabrigo, make this a wonderfully tactile knit. I also love how the yarn has subtle tonal variations. I think it imparts such character and interest.
Pattern: Beagle by Norah Gaughan
Yarn: Malabrigo in Marine
Taking a quick moment for a few shots, the sweater and I walked around the yard and visited the rock grotto, as well as the husband's fly-fishing boat (I anticipate this will become a favorite garment for that activity once winter actually arrives).
Knitwear is almost always better captured while being modeled by a live human (as opposed to a dead one, particularly), but this is the best I could do under the circumstances.
The texture of this pattern, as well as the softness of the Malabrigo, make this a wonderfully tactile knit. I also love how the yarn has subtle tonal variations. I think it imparts such character and interest.
Pattern: Beagle by Norah Gaughan
Yarn: Malabrigo in Marine
Comments
That's funny, Lolly.
They will be hooked, until they reach the beer belly...
heheheheheheeee!
Thank you, ladies!