Leftovers slipover

My leftover slipover from winter’s Knitty is finished and worn. It is very fun and sparkly.

WIP Leftovers vest at Knitty

Can you imagine how many threads there are to affix in a striped multicoloured slipover like this? Many, I promise!

Knittys knitted Leftovers vest made by iHanna

But now it’s finished and today I wore it for the first time, checking out the university, our fridge and a coffee shop in town, with a friend. Plus, I found a new store! Have you visited Village? They have lots of nice stuff, I will have to go back soon to get some of it (maybe for the balcony?).

Finished leftovers vest by iHanna

Kaboom! Here it is – on me! I’m proud and very pleased.

Knitted leftovers vest / slipover

Some details about my slipover/vest
Pattern: Leftovers at Knitty.com (free pattern!) by Alison Hansel (thank you!)

Cost for yarn:
About 65 SEK I think (had to buy a skein of wool in green for 30 so that added up some to the cheap other yarns)

Making it:
Fun, fun, fun! If I make another one, I will make it a little bit smaller, but otherwise I liked making this. I liked using round needles, different favourit colours, making the stripes up as I went along… And liked wearing it today when the chilly winds came back to town. Where did spring go?

Do I look like an Easter Chicken here? Hmm…

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10 Responses

  1. Lovely colour combination on your vest. Yikes, so many ends to weave in? Thanks for visiting my site and dropping a comment. I read your blog too and I love all the creative things you do -especially those beautiful quilted bags. You’ve got a great eye for colour! And I wish I had a knitting guru too!

  2. Little you, little me. But now with that easter-chicken and our fishes (pock-pock) and the little buss it feels like we’re not alone. Maybe a movie tonight with some nice garlic to go with it.