I’m speeding along on my Rocky Coast cardigan. I bought the yarn two weeks ago and I’ve already finished the main body and now I’m working on the first sleeve.
I knitted a couple of gauge swatches in preparation for knitting this cardigan, since I knew I would be using thicker yarn than the pattern originally called for. The body seems to have turned out just fine. The sleeve is a bit on the tight side. I may frog it and try knitting it a little wider. Rrriiiibbbitt. Live and learn.
All She Wants To Do Is Knit 
I have the utmost respect for anyone that can knit a jumper.
LMAO! You are so funny! I do get so disgusted when I have to make frogs! 😎
Just repeat this mantra: frogs are tasty.
My husband just told me to quit giggling! 😎
That cardigan is looking great – love your yarn and color choice! My ripping out mantra goes like this: “Frogging is good for your karma, frogging is good for your karma, frogging is – Damn it. Sh**. I HATE frogging!” (Or something of that ilk… adjust swearwords according to size of frogged piece and general mood at present)
PS. Your cat is adorable! I love it when their little faces have irregular markings…
I’m envious of your Rocky Coast Cardigan. I really, really want to knit that sweater!
Tasty frogs made of delicious wool no less! om nom nom nom
I am in awe of your speed! Can’t wait to see the finished sweater. 🙂
That was quick! Can’t wait to see you wearing it! 🙂
this is going to be so pretty, I love this book there is such wonderful patterns in it. Are you going to knit another pattern from it ?
I don’t know. I do like the oak leaf cardigan. That could happen.