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Brenda DaneHost
Brenda DaneHost
In my imagination, the project bags were covered in dust, perhaps moldering a little, like Miss Havisham's wedding dress, picking up cobwebs and cat hair as I dragged them from room to room through the house.
These begin in the center and grow at the outside edges with yarn-overs adding to the stitch count at every corner, every right-side row.
the aptly named Dark Days, a beautiful scarf pattern, a 12x12 rib with yarn-overs adding stitches, and those same stitches dropped at regular intervals.
Ghost in the Orchard, a heavily cabled pullover v-neck vest, begun last winter and re-knit twice already because I got the fit wrong.
My stitch count was correct, but I needed to remove some of the stitches from the moss stitch panels at the front and back and add them to the moss stitch panels at either side.
Not too many, just enough to narrow the neck by about an inch and a half and allow the shoulders of the garment to sit comfortably on my shoulders.
In the early autumn of 2025, I brought the vest out of hibernation and began working on it again.
I divided the stitches at the underarms and worked the front until it was complete.
In my imagination, the project bags were covered in dust, perhaps moldering a little, like Miss Havisham's wedding dress, picking up cobwebs and cat hair as I dragged them from room to room through the house.
These begin in the center and grow at the outside edges with yarn-overs adding to the stitch count at every corner, every right-side row.
the aptly named Dark Days, a beautiful scarf pattern, a 12x12 rib with yarn-overs adding stitches, and those same stitches dropped at regular intervals.
Ghost in the Orchard, a heavily cabled pullover v-neck vest, begun last winter and re-knit twice already because I got the fit wrong.
My stitch count was correct, but I needed to remove some of the stitches from the moss stitch panels at the front and back and add them to the moss stitch panels at either side.
Not too many, just enough to narrow the neck by about an inch and a half and allow the shoulders of the garment to sit comfortably on my shoulders.
In the early autumn of 2025, I brought the vest out of hibernation and began working on it again.
I divided the stitches at the underarms and worked the front until it was complete.
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