Blogger has
suddenly stopped delivering new comments to my email outbox. Now that I know, I
can at least read them on the blog.
Thank you for your
help with my pursuit of Norah Gaughan’s striped cardigan. It’s not her Olivia
Bell pattern I’m after. I don’t care for that one. Tricky shape, un-alluring
stripes. I want the one Norah herself is wearing, both on her Ravelry page and
on a page somewhere in the Brooklyn Tweed website, as she proudly introduces
Norah Bell. And I think, from your comment yesterday, Annie, that I’m not going
to find it. I think the only thing to do would be to devise a cardigan for
myself (presumably one could put together pieces from the big Vogue Knitting
Book) and stripe it. But I don’t want to do that. I don’t want to think.
I think you would agree that that is a picture of a happy cat.
Wordle: My second
starter gave me three greens together in the middle of the word. My heart lept
up. But line three, although it added a fourth green at the end of the word,
was wrong. And so was line four. So I crept home with a five. Alexander and
Ketki joined me at that undistinguished level. The fours were Rachel and
Thomas. Roger, Theo, and Mark were today’s stars with three.
That's a very happy cat!
ReplyDeleteI found the cardigan on Gaughan's Ravelry page pic, following your directions. That is wonderful, I hope the pattern does appear eventually.
ReplyDeleteJennyS
Oh I see where you would want that. Maybe you could find a similar pattern and use self-striping yarn in those colors. Chloe
ReplyDeleteI found Norah’s sweater on her Instagram account. The yarn is hand spun, but Noro would be a good substitute.
ReplyDeleteA happy cat indeed. You and Paradox can be glad that you found her a new home. I'm sure that Perdita is glad!
ReplyDelete-- Gretchen (aka stashdragon)