Katherine the Great
I like to think of myself as a storyteller. Mostly I tell stories about knitting.

For (I think) the first time in my life, the movie is better than the book. The book is slow enough that instead of reading the rest of the series, I read the summaries on wikipedia. The movie is faster paced since they crammed 340 pages into 104 minutes. It’s not Gone with the Wind, but if you want to see a vampire movie with some light action and a skosh of romance, this will do the trick.

The knit(s):

Ms. Karp (a teacher) was wearing a gold lacey knit sweater that I really liked the idea of, if not the execution. I couldn’t find any pictures, so here are some patterns that have the same vibe:
Hey Teach

Hitofude Cardigan

Hitofude Cardigan by Hiroko Fukatsu

photos used with permission of LilyLilyLily on ravelry


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I really like this Hitofude Cardigan knit by LilyLilyLily. The gold color she chose is a much nicer gold than the one in the movie and shows off the lace well. Just lovely.

# 45 Lace Sweater

#45 Lace Sweater

photos used with permission of Happymaxine on ravelry


#45 Lace Sweater

This sweater by Happymaxine is some gorgeous knitting and you know I’m a sucker for silver and gray.

In one scene, Headmistress Kirova had on a finely knit dress with a beaded yoke. I kept thinking it was a sweater, but I can’t imagine one of us knitting this. It was interesting nonetheless.
Headmistress Kirova

Here’s the socks I’m working on and oh yea, I’m Team Christian. He’s dark and broody and his specialty is fire, ya’ll.

To see what others are working on, check out:
Tami’s Amis
Small Things (I just started reading Legend – and my thoughts so far are that it had me at hello.)
Frontier Dreams


Comment

  1. Hitofude is really interesting, the way there’s sort of a waistline at the back that becomes more like part of the neckline when buttoned…I can’t describe it, but I like it!


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