I sure hope it is, but I'll feel more confident once there's enough of it done to try on. I swatched, but it was hard to count those multi-colored little stitches and swatches do lie...and I've had to frog way too many necklines lately.
The ballet top is done and I love it. I added a few stitches to the cast on to make it looser -- which actually worked, despite the fact that I did it late at night and without actual measurements. I left off the waist shaping because it seemed like a waste of effort to shape a curved waist for a waist that doesn't actually curve.
Pattern: Ballet Top from Loop de Loop by Teva Durham
Yarn: Tahki Stacy Charles Koko - 4 balls
Needles: Denise 10 1/2
3 comments:
Well done! Congratulations!
Ha ha, that's funny about the curved waist! She'll get you back for that one when she gets older! Nice job, though. Looks really beautiful!
i love this! i found it on ravelry while looking for something to do for my daughter, and think your version is awesome! do you think i can manage it in an aran weight silk cashmere blend? she wants something sort of luxe.
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