The hope is that this will not be a UFO forever. In the grand scheme of things, it has not in fact been a UFO for very long - maybe four months. It's from this booklet, which you may recall I have
mentioned before:

Unfortunately, I don't have close up of the page in question at the moment. It would involve a lot of digging through boxes (and a waking of the baby) to disgorge it from my piles of stuff. (I moved recently - I'm not
that bad of a slob. Really.) So, until I get it out and scan it for your viewing pleasure, I'll simply tell you that it's a hooded cardigan with a cable running up either sleeve. Very simple, actually. I'm undecided whether to include the hood, or to make a collar, but I did decide to make it out of Caron Simply Soft in the whitest of whites. I wanted V. to have a good, very
washable, white cardi that could coordinate with practically anything.

But because I can't leave plain very well alone, I'm added Peter Rabbit buttons:

Aren't those almost too cute for words? I nearly had every button different, but the fact that I would have to repeat Peter Rabbit (posed differently, but still very much Peter Rabbit, rather than another character) I nixed it and stuck with this one.
This project was delayed by the moving, and was supplanted by the
garter stitch scarf. Foolish, foolish me.
2 comments:
Those buttons really are fabulous!
I vote that you leave that you leave the hood on the sweater.
What A adorable way to make the whole Sweater Pop. I Love Peter Rabbit. Great decision's on both Choice's. Thanks for posting your adventures in knitting and such.
God Bless
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