Still having fun knitting away on Jeri Riggs' "St. Margaret" design. Body is done from neck down to two chart repeats below armholes. First sleeve is 35 rows down. It fits beautifully which is one of the reasons I like top down raglan sweaters so much. 
EDITED: Several people wrote and asked where Jeri Rigg's designs can be found. Here is her information:
Her blog is at : http://www.jeririggs.blogspot.com/
Her designs are on Ravlery at http://www.ravelry.com/stores/jeri-rigged-designs
If you don't belong to Ravelry you have to as a knitter - go to http://www.ravelry.com/
On a recent RV ramble through NH and VT, I sort of convinced Joe to wander down into MA to WEBS, a huge yarn warehouse. There is a "Grandpa's Attic" area of orphan yarns, not enough to sell in the catalog or on the floor anymore. This place is amazing and I'm glad it is four hours away. I did pick up some Nashua superwash worsted in a deep purple. It will probably be used this fall in a Starmore KAL top down. Gardening continues with lots of recent rain so the weeds are happy. We'd just come into the sunroom for a rest and Joe said "Oh look at the moose!". I went, yeah sure until I went to the window. She was HUGE and just sauntered around the yard a bit before disappearing into the woods on the other side of the road. Sure would hate to come face to face with her in the dark.
5 comments:
Anne, I absolutely love St Margaret and you are doing a great job. I take it this pattern will be available some day? I usually go to maine every year or so and the first night we stop near WEBS...DH knows that's where the car will automatically stop. best, Mary in Cincinnati
The cardigan is just wonderful! I hope you will be providing the details for purchasing the pattern when it becomes available!
I want to join the Starmore Top-down KAL. Thank you for the reminder.
What a beautiful moose. I am glad you posted a picture.
Esther in Ottawa
I love the cabled sweater but don't see the pattern on Ravelry. Is it from a book? Where might I find it?
Thanks! Sara
Dear Anne:
I am overwhelmed by all the gorgeous knitting you have done since I last visited. With all the Internet options, it is hard for me to keep up. I love your Canyonville. The traveling stitches and overall look of the sweater, especially with raglan sleeves, is spectacular.
Thanks for sharing it. I take it that you are on the road, not just moose hunting? Drive safe.
oooxx
junieann
Don't you just love watching the moose? We have them at camp in the yard all the time...Mother nature is wonderful!!!!!
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