The only thing was that it stretched quite a bit and by the end of the night *really* needed to be smaller. If you are going to knit with Hempathy, I would suggest as small a needle as you can stand and knit a smaller size.
Here is Mr. Greenjeans:

And here is the cuff of one of Jim's socks:
He picked the Ash colored KP Essentials from the stash and the ribbed pattern from SKS. I am knitting these on #0 Harmony DPNS. All I can say is I LOVE these needles.
As soon as I get to the heels of these (I knit them 2 at a time on matching DPNS) there is a pullover pattern for Jim I am ready to start. The yarn is a beautiful heathered green wool blend. I will let you know as soon as I get going on it.

As always, I appreciate your kind remarks. Your comments make my day. Have a wonderful week, dear knitting buddies.
Mr. Greenjean's looks great!!
ReplyDeleteThe sweater looks great! Warm and comfy. :)
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What a great looking sweater! That's on my to do list should I ever get through all the to do lists that are on my master to do list.
ReplyDeleteLovely Mr Greenjeans - great to see it finished and in 2 weeks!Wow! Congrats!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! Two weeks - wow :)
ReplyDeleteYou are a fast knitter!
ReplyDeleteSo cool that your hubby brags up your work. I LOVE the Mr. Greenjeans. I was going to start it, discovered that I was 2 skeins short, went to my LYS...they were out! So I was forced to eBay it and get two skeins there. I don't think (I hope) the dye lot will not be too much of a problem as the yarn is sort of heathery anyway. If it is I'll figure something out. 80 degrees? Not in Michigan!!
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