Finito!

The Knitting Olympics are over. I completed this during the closing ceremony (okay, during a rerun of the closing ceremony, but it was Sunday) and there are several firsts: my first Dale of Norway, my first steek (unattended, in the end, but successful), my first facings. I'm right with those who collapse just over the finish line.


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Congrats! I read on the Yarn Harlot page that you even bought a sewing machine to finish. Wow! Just a warning I've found sewing just as addicting as knitting.

Nice job. Beautiful Sweater Congrats on the new sewing machine!

The sweater is beautiful!

Awesome sweater!

Beware, there may be fabric stash in your future!

Hi, Linda: Great sweater, and congratulations on navigating the steek. I love steeks. The only knitting workshop I teach these days is on steeks because they are fantastic, and before you've done one successfully they can be terrifying. I love your idea of sharing KnitLit contributors' projects. I don't have a digital camera, but am working on a Norwegian-style sweater inspired by Norsk Strikkedesign (has to be "inspired by" because the charts in the book can't be read by my eyes even with my new glasses--and, of course, I'm changing gauges and measurements). It involves three steeks that I know of so far (I'm designing as I go).

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