The Christina pattern is now available as a free download.You can find it on Ravelry, under Christina Sweater. Christina is knit up with worsted weight wool, (I used Cascade 220) and available in sizes 30"-50" bust.
At the risk of sounding like I am accepting an Oscar, there are a few people who made this possible for me.
My talented sister-in-law, Elizabeth who turned my email into something very, very pretty.
And Hilary, for reading and answering my panic emails, and giving me oodles of encouragement and support.
This is my first pattern, and has not been tested, or edited by anyone other than me. If you have questions, problems, or comments please let me know and I will do my best to help you.
Happy knitting!
14 comments:
OH my goodness!! I love your interpretation of the original sweater. And now a free pattern? Just in time for the Knitting Olympics... I wonder if I have yarn in stash to make this my Olympic project.
You go girl!!! It's totally cute and I can't wait to knit it. What kind of yarn did you use??
Yay, thank you so much for making this pattern available.
Going to check out Ravelry right now. :-)
Sweet! Thank you for sharing. I can't wait to get started!
Woo hoo! Once again, congratulations on publishing your first pattern!! I hope this is just the beginning of many, many fabulous Philigry patterns. And I think you should feel like you're accepting an Oscar -- pattern-writing is a big deal!
you are way awesome!! can't wait to make one
congratulations! I agree with hilary - this IS a big deal. I am in complete awe of anyone who can design and write up a pattern. Big-time impressed, as they say here in Alabama. Heading on over to rav now to download - this just looks so cute!
Great job, Katie!! You rocked the sweater!!! Nice modeling job, too!
It is definitely a "winner." The color is so pretty, and the style perfect. You did a great job!
it is fabulous!!!!!!!!
and many congrats on writing a pattern! i do know how much work is involved. and you even sized it!!!! wow.
thank you, katie!!!
That's gorgeous!! Well done on writing the pattern which is really hard work. Of course the thought of putting that on in the weather we are having makes me feel quite faint!
It's in my ravelry queue just waiting for some yarn! I can't wait to knit it up--thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you for sharing!!!!
It is awesome I can't wait to cast on!!!
I have been reading you blog for two years I'd say and I love it....
Cindy
I wonder if I have yarn in stash to make this my Olympic project.
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