Absolutely beautiful! And wow, you did that quickly. Are you turning it for the short rows, or are you knitting back backwards, or forwards from the other side ... ummm, without turning it?
Note to self: Resist gorgeous new projects involving lizards and ridges.
I really like your version of the lizard ridge. I tried to comment on the past entry, but blogger wouldn't let me on that day! I was really touched by what you wrote! I can't wait to see the blocked capelet, too!
It's fantastic. I love the way you added the garter ridges. Are you knitting backwards the way she suggests in the pattern? I must admit that scared me off a bit.
Wow! I'm sure your grandmother will love it. And this surely atones for all past knitting sins.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so beautiful! (must. resist. urge. to start. new. project...) Truly, I'm inspired, and will have to give this pattern a try.
ReplyDeleteLooking good! Garter ridges are great.
ReplyDeleteYou're going to get some interesting google hits for that title! And wow, I'm impressed by your progress!
ReplyDeleteoh WOW, that looks REALLY pretty and I am not even a fan of Noro!! Great job and your grandmother is gonna LOVE this!!
ReplyDeleteIt is looking fabulous and I am sure your grandmother will love it! Also, thank you for the WD40 tip as we have moved on to one of my chairs!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is going to be amazing when it's done! I love the colourway.
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous!
ReplyDeletebeautiful
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! And wow, you did that quickly. Are you turning it for the short rows, or are you knitting back backwards, or forwards from the other side ... ummm, without turning it?
ReplyDeleteNote to self: Resist gorgeous new projects involving lizards and ridges.
Wow! Your needles must be smokin', I wish I knit that fast! Looks great too, your grandmother is going to be proud.
ReplyDeleteIt's looking great! Don't know if I'll ever get to make it myself, but yours is coming along nicely!
ReplyDeleteI really like your version of the lizard ridge. I tried to comment on the past entry, but blogger wouldn't let me on that day! I was really touched by what you wrote! I can't wait to see the blocked capelet, too!
ReplyDeleteluscious! The garter ridges are an excellent modification and the colours are lovely.
ReplyDeleteSo great! You picked the perfect colorway, too.
ReplyDeleteLooks AWESOME... I love the color choices. The garter ridges are great!
ReplyDeleteOh, dahling, its just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOoh, that is really cool looking Your grandmother is soooo lucky!
ReplyDeleteooh, i love that pattern and that's a great color scheme. thanks for the comment on Sarcelle!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat looks great -the garter ridges are a perfect touch!
ReplyDeletethat is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIt's fantastic. I love the way you added the garter ridges. Are you knitting backwards the way she suggests in the pattern? I must admit that scared me off a bit.
ReplyDeleteThat's going to be one beautiful afghan! I'm loving the garter stitch ridges too.
ReplyDeleteThat is extraordinary. I'm amazed you're going to give it up - even to Grandma!
ReplyDelete...Now I will spend the next hour looking for Kureyon bargains. I'm inspired.
Lizard Ridge is totally beautiful and will be a wonderful present.
ReplyDeleteAija it is beyond words; colour, texture - amazing! Beautiful, just beautiful woman.
ReplyDeleteIt's looking great! Your grandmother will be thrilled to receive it.
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