Happy Wednesday!
I have to say I have been super slow at knitting my Read Between the Lines shawl so I haven’t got any pictures to share but I have finished my Campfire cardigan yesterday, just in time for tomorrow’s deadline to enter the #grannyCAL18 hosted by Rosina of Zeens and Roger. I’m totally in love with it and as usual when I finish something I’ve been wearing it around the house a lot (read I haven’t taken it off) since yesterday. You will notice they are quite a few differences with the original pattern, I decided not to make a hood and to keep the sleeves at 3/4 length.
I had lots of fun today doing a little photoshoot in my kitchen. I find photos are always a bit challenging to find the right pose (I ended up taking waaaay more pictures that those 2) but well worth it 🙂
In other news, I’ve been participating in March Meet the Maker over on Instagram, you can have a look at the pictures I posted on the right panel of my blog even if you’re not on IG, I’ve been talking a bit more about my design process and what I normally do of my days if you’re interested 🙂
Emma's Craft Projects 
Looks good! Almost enough to make me want to start crocheting (almost, but not quite), but it’s a bit too warm here for much woolly cardigan wearing, sadly.
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I have to say that I was so happy to move to Melbourne for that 😀 more wooly things for me!
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Excellent cardigan! I can see why you don’t want to take it off:)
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Thanks 🙂 unfortunately it got warmer at the end of the week so I had to take it off for a bit. I’m sure it will get back to cooler weather soon though!
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Perfect for camping.. makes me want go camping!
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I’m not a huge fan of camping actually but it would be lovely and warm that’s for sure!
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Love it! The colors are amazing together!
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Thanks a lot 🙂
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It looks so fab 😊
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Thanks Julia 😀
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That looks awesome! I’ve got a bit of cardigan fever right now and your pic caught my eye. Nice job!
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Thanks Yolanda!
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That turned out just great, Emma! I had never thought of Granny squares in a cardigan, but it really works!
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I know I was super surprised when I saw that it worked so much 🙂
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I love it! The granny squares are so familiar but put together in a new way–really great!
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Thanks! I was really surprised at how well it worked 🙂
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Yay! Happy dance. It looks good on you and very cosy.
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Thanks Jess, it sure is very cosy and warm 🙂
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I absolutely love it, the colours really work well together. I think the 3/4 sleeves are perfect, specially for our weather down in the southern hemisphere, it will make for lovely wearing lots during the year. And perfect for wearing over a little something with longer sleeves even.
🙂 Now I know I am not the only one that takes dozens of photos, just to use one or two. Well done on the ones you settled on, the show your work wonderfully.
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Thanks Joey, that was my idea to be able to wear it with longer sleeves below in winter. It’s good to know it’s not just me for the pictures!
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It looks fab, and so cosy and warm!
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Thanks a lot 😊 it’s definitely very nice, the merino in the yarn mix is great to keep it warm and soft
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That’s really cute! I love cardigans, I may have to give this pattern a try sometime.
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Thanks Kate 😀 cardigans are definitely one of my favourite garments, they are just so easy to wear and they are perfect for keeping cosy inside the house too
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