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Lucky for me, the first time that I read through the instructions for EZ's Green Sweater it registered something like this: "Knit in the round...something...something...steeks (Should I?)...something...something...pick up stitches for sleeves knit in the round...something...something...sew on buttons." And then I cast on.
I must admit that all the hand stitching got to be a drag by the end of the project, but it is a pretty sweater, and I like the way that it feels when I wear it. I love the Ultra Alpaca and will definitely be using this yarn again in the future.
If you want some more information about my experience with this pattern, I detailed the process on my Ravelry posting ad nauseam. I always appreciate when someone does it for me.
Now, what's next?
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