The web is done! I have a few more rounds to knit until I think I’ll be ready to separate for the sleeves.
I worked on this outside today while the kids played in the yard. I plan on doing that while I can, but soon it will be too hot to work on a sweater outside.
I’m giving myself about six inches before I start thinking about adding pockets.
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mildlygranola 
It looks beautiful!! You’re moving along so quickly:) How did you do the parts where the floats got super long? I’m looking for options:)
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I carried it with me the whole time and just did the little twist thing to keep it in place. I have not done much colorwork, so I just tried to make it look nice.
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Loooove it! I’m impatiently awaiting my yarn!
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Hurry up, Postal Service! I hope it arrives so you can cast on soon.
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Wow you are making some great progress there! It looks great. I knit outside yesterday for the first time, just on a sock but we are having very unusually warm weather here.
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Socks are ideal for nice weather knitting. That is what I am usually working on outside.
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It looks wonderful! You are really moving along on this sweater 🙂
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That is the result of realizing if I didn’t finish the colorwork I was never going to pick up the sweater to work on it.
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Well it is beautiful! And you look really happy with it 🙂
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That looks fantastic!
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Thank you!
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This looks great! I love your colors on you!
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Thank you!
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Nice work! You have a radiant smile in this photo.
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Thank you, I think I’ll smile whenever the sweater is on. I’m so pleased with it.
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Looking good so far 😊
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Aaaaah it looks so good! Is that a steek bit at the front?
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It is a steek. I’m going to make mine a cardigan. I’m really excited about this sweater.
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