Joinage!

Folks, we have joinage.


Late last night I finally finished the sleeves and go the bits joined up. There’s somewhere over 300 stitches per round now, so I’m not expecting fast progress.
And it’s currently 37C here (99F), and we’re expecting temperatures between 40 and 45C (104 and 113F) over the weekend, so I don’t expect much progress at all!

27 thoughts on “Joinage!

  1. It looks great Donna. It isn’t quite that hot here at the moment – only 33, but it is still too hot to knit. My socks are getting lonely sitting on the needles.

  2. Oooh, beautiful! That is going to be stunning!
    I know what you mean about the lack of progress – at least there’s the cool change next week to look forward to!

  3. Wow. Its gorgeous. I love the colour-shifting effects. If this is not a piece of art I don’t know what is!

  4. Just as well its so hot here Donna, so you won’t be tempted to wear it before the Easter show!
    I am picking this to WIN. I can’t wait to see it there.

  5. Donna it looks fantastic! Congratulations! (and you say you aren’t a fair isle knitter! Beg to differ!!). Hope you can stay cool this weekend. Bells suggested putting your feet in a bucket of cold water. Sounds like a good idea to me!!

  6. It does look beautiful, no wonder it is your favourite knit. I dont blame you for not knitting too much in the heat, and today is going to be 43 here. Oh how horrible.

  7. I can’t wait to see the finished result, it looks wonderful but so complex and long winded. One of those magical pieces you just know will last forever and look amazing always.

  8. I can’t wait to see the finished result, it looks wonderful but so complex and long winded. One of those magical pieces you just know will last forever and look amazing always.

  9. I can’t wait to see the finished result, it looks wonderful but so complex and long winded. One of those magical pieces you just know will last forever and look amazing always.

  10. I can’t wait to see the finished result, it looks wonderful but so complex and long winded. One of those magical pieces you just know will last forever and look amazing always.

  11. Looks wonderful, though don’t know how you manage to knit in the heat – here in the UK we have the opposite problem – worse snow for years – still good knitting weather !!

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