
(The pattern is this one, and I'm knitting it with 1.5" of positive ease.)
Since my yarn is coned and oiled for machine knitting, washing and blocking has an even more dramatic effect than usual. Check out the difference between the unwashed (top) and washed (bottom) yarn:

Unwashed, it's a bit stringy and lifeless and inelastic; washed, it's bouncy and puffy and about half again bigger around, and streeeeeetchy.

Two sleeves down, and full speed ahead.
1 comment:
this looks lovely so far - fab colour! :) x
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