And here's to you, Mrs. Marigold (she's no longer a liberated woman)
I know, I know. What manner of madness is this that has me posting two days in a row? It's nothing short of miraculous.
I prefer not to think of this photo as fuzzy, but rather, as helping to create a mood or affect. It's the FO-photo equivalent of a Monet.

Pattern: Ms. Marigold
Yarn: Well, I "misplaced" the ball band, but it was a 50/50 wool-cotton blend from Anny Blatt. I have a feeling this yarn might not exist anymore? It's very much like the Rowan variety, though. Really spectacular to knit with (my stitches could do no wrong in this yarn). I used 3 of the teal, 1 of the purple (I picked these up for $2 a pop at a monster sale last year. I'm glad I was finally able to use them), and about half a ball of Rowan Calmer (also gotten at said sale) for the ribbing and ruffles since I completely ran out of the Anny Blatt stuff. Which is great because, even though the purples don't quite match, it means I was quite successful in using up stash.
Needles: US 5 (3.75 mm) Addi turbos
Notes: I pretty much knit this puppy as is. I crocheted two fewer rows on the ruffles, because they were flamboyant enough. I also added 2-2.5 inches to the length. Other than that, nada.
I prefer not to think of this photo as fuzzy, but rather, as helping to create a mood or affect. It's the FO-photo equivalent of a Monet.

Pattern: Ms. Marigold
Yarn: Well, I "misplaced" the ball band, but it was a 50/50 wool-cotton blend from Anny Blatt. I have a feeling this yarn might not exist anymore? It's very much like the Rowan variety, though. Really spectacular to knit with (my stitches could do no wrong in this yarn). I used 3 of the teal, 1 of the purple (I picked these up for $2 a pop at a monster sale last year. I'm glad I was finally able to use them), and about half a ball of Rowan Calmer (also gotten at said sale) for the ribbing and ruffles since I completely ran out of the Anny Blatt stuff. Which is great because, even though the purples don't quite match, it means I was quite successful in using up stash.
Needles: US 5 (3.75 mm) Addi turbos
Notes: I pretty much knit this puppy as is. I crocheted two fewer rows on the ruffles, because they were flamboyant enough. I also added 2-2.5 inches to the length. Other than that, nada.


19 Comments:
adorable - and it's a pattern I haven't seen before!
I love the colors and the ruffles...
She looks marvelous on you
Sooo cute and flattering! :)
I love everything about this! You look amazing...Ms. Marigold is stunning!
Ruinwen
:)
very cute! i like everyone else's ms. marigolds so much more than i liked mine. :-(
That's very cute - I haven't seen a stripey one before. Cool colors.
this is my favorite yet!!! i love how creative you got with the colors and the striping, it's smashing! well done!
Sare sent me over.... and she's right! Your MM is so so cute! Way to go. Do you mind if we post you on the zephyr blog?
Your Marigold came out so well. The fit is perfect and I love the stripes. Way to stashbust!
your marigold is amazing! i LOVE the stripes!!!!!!!!
Very nice! those stripes are too cute.
very nice!! love it!!
really cute! love the colors!
That is an awesome Ms. Marigold. love, love, love it.
Ms. Marigold is so incredibly cute!
Very pretty and great fit. Love the combination of colors.
That is just gorgeous, the fit is perfect for you
How're you doing? Have added you to my bloglines and hoping for something new to pop up from here ;)
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