Hello again, lovely people. Are you having a good weekend. I do hope so.
It has been a quiet day here today. I did some housework, some kitchen work, no ironing (must do it tomorrow) and worked to finish a crochet cardigan.
Have any of you heard of a hexa-cardigan. It is basically a cardigan that starts out as two granny hexagons that you add to.
Hang on, let's see if I can find a photo.
I'll try and take a photo of mine tomorrow.
And that is about it really. I am off to bed soon so I will wish you good night and sleep well. I hope you have had a really lovely day. xx
What a clever idea, and I bet it's lovely and cosy. Xx
ReplyDeleteYes, it is cosy and feels comfortable. It's pretty chunky because of the yarn I used but also nice and soft which is unusual for random cheap yarn. I'm going to wear it today, Sunday. Hopefully it will be as comfortable as it feels. xx
DeleteIntriguing way to make a cardigan. I'm looking forward to seeing yours.
ReplyDeleteYes - I was so intrigued I had to give it a go. Interestingly, it works for all sizes, ages, yearns (chunky is faster, of course) - I was really curious. xx
DeleteI made a hexi cardigan for my granddaughter - it took a while to figure out the mechanics! Nicky
ReplyDeleteKnow what you mean. It's almost magical, isn't it, the way you just fold it a certain way and lo and behold . . . half a cardigan appears. xx
DeleteLooking forward to seeing your cosy cardigan. Hope you enjoyed Strictly. Catriona
ReplyDeleteAlex has just taken a few photos so fingers crossed. xx
DeleteThat is an ingenious idea, I look forward to seeing your colour scheme. It would make a lovely bed jacket wouldn't it, as it's such a simple and open design.
ReplyDeleteOh, it is lurid random. I used a sort of self striping yarn that was super cheap from B&M because I really didn't know if it would work and I felt guilty enough about spending the money on an off chance. ;-)
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