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I've nearly finished knitting the front of my Kaffe Fassett cardigan. I have an order for socks and gloves that has a deadline, so I'll have to put it on one side for a while before I do the sleeves, but I'd like to finish the front first.

The front of my cardigan is going slower than the back did, as I expected, but I have reached armhole level. The neck shaping starts now too, so the number of stitches in each row will decrease and progress should be faster. The blog list that normally shows recently updated blogs at the top has been frozen for a coupl

I'm making progress on the front of my cardigan. I've reached the shaping of the sides. When I knitted the back, I kept a record of where I'd decreased, so that I could match the fronts to the backs without having to work out again where to decrease: I didn't get any knitting done today because I needed to prepare for

I've made a start on the front of the Kaffe Fassett cardigan. I'm knitting the two halves of the front at the same time. I'm a bit worried that I might run out of specific colours. If I have to make substitutions, I don't want to end up with one half looking different to the other. The pattern just says 'follow the cha

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