Well... I do have a finished item to show you... though I will do that in the next post. In the meantime, I started the Hubby's jumper with the wool he picked in Australia. Which is a pain to knit with but knits up fast.
This is what it looks like up close

It reminds me a little of this....

See the similarity

So when it's finished, the hubby will be like a big wooly sheep and hopefuly just as warm.
2 comments:
Haha! Great comment. Sometimes I run into this type of "special" yarns, but rearly buy anything because of lack of ideas how to use them. I am looking forward to your FO. :)
DAMN, that is going to be a kick-ass sweater! (Jumper)
Jumper in the US is a dress that is sleeveless ... sort of cut like an A and with straps over the shoulders which are a couple of inches wide. Usually in denim and worn a lot in the 80's. So I kind of snicker when I picture your darling husband wearing a woolly jumper. Tee hee hee.
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