It's a Knitting Nature kind of week
While I'd love to say that my BFF and I exchanged a sweater for lifetime FO modeling, that was certainly not the case (especially since I already divulged that she was voluntold into the duty).

I originally intended to knit the Turbulence U-neck Pullover for myself. I decided to knit it with negative ease and also lengthen the body as I thought the fit was too baggy on the model as well as a bit cropped. Despite the 2 inches I added to the length, the sweater was still to short for my liking. Additionally, the negative ease was a bit too much on the negative side. The stitches across the bust looked stretched out and overall the sweater just felt a bit on the snug side. As it turns out, I had my BFF try it on and it fit her perfectly!

Pattern: Turbulence U-neck Pullover, Norah Gaughn, Knitting Nature
Size: 36"
Yarn: Debbie Bliss Merino DK, color 225003, 10 skeins
Needles: Addi Turbos, 4.0mm, 3.5mm
Started: May 2007
Finished: November 2007
Notes:
Easy, simple and straightforward pattern (unlike the Ram's Horn Jacket). This is definitely suitable for beginners and a great pattern for learning cables.

I added a few fun details such as tubular cast-on. Did I ever tell you that the Italian tubular cast-on is the best thing since sliced bread?

I also decided to do slipped stitch edges which is one of the reasons why I didn't even bother trying to fix the sweater.

But all's well that ends well. The sweater has gone to a good home and has already been worn in public! Couldn't ask for anything more, except for some inspiration for my maid of honor speech.. any tips?
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And thanks so much for all your wonderful comments on my Ram's Horn Jacket! I got so many compliments on it at work and from friends. It was really flattering!