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I started this sweater on the first of February last year, and last night, I finally finished it! It was a lot of work, but I loved it and it was fun. It was my second time steeking, and my first time both working in 100% wool and making a seamless garment! The buttons alternate colors, which wasn’t the original plan, but I like it.
The pattern is one of those famous Starmore patterns which you can find here, but I didn’t use any Starmore yarns. I used knit picks palette, and I ended up with almost enough yarn left over to make another one of these babies. You can find a lot more detail of my thoughts on it, along with a list of all the yarn colors I used and even more photos, on the ravelry page here.
I didn’t start Sugilie that long ago, but she’s working up very fast! I’ve already finished sewing her head (without hair) and upper legs! As you can see, her body’s all sewn up too, but I’m using a new method of attaching joints so i can’t stuff it until after I get all the limbs in. I’m going to try to sell her when I’m done, wish me luck! (or start saving up!!)
Also, if you’re installing metal joints into a toy, please learn from my mistakes and use a heavy duty needle nose pliers or a cotter pin turner, don’t try to use your round-nose jewelry pliers. Thankfully I figured this out before they broke, but it was close.
After trying to learn how to tat for over a year, I finally managed thanks to this book, which is the first tatting book I've found with actual instructions. (I checked around 10-15 books, all of which had patterns but not instructions, which was really weird. I did try several youtube videos and websites, but most of them left out a step called 'flipping the knot', which is apparently crucial to tatting anything.)
It was a lot of work for something small and not all that functional, but it was rather fun and hopefully I can make more functional things later! The only problem is, besides lots of work for a tiny bit of lace, my hand starts hurting after a while of holding the small shuttle. I've noticed that this also happens when I'm working with small crochet hooks or sewing needles, does anyone have any tips?
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