Known in Sarah Dallas' Vintage Knits only as the "Lace Sweater," it was meant to be knitted in cotton. It's quite different in the lace-weight merino Clara chose, and it's oh so heavenly. Short bodice, long sleeves, and she's planning to wear it over a jersey dress I'm about to make her. That's the jersey covering the buttons now.
She is so talented. Well done Clara!
ReplyDeleteStunning! Please post a photo of it with the dress!
ReplyDeleteThe sweater is so beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteBarb in Nebraska
Exquisite!
ReplyDeleteGosh, some people have it, and some people don't. Lace knitting still terrifies me. But Clara has that elegance and apparent serenity for which lace shawls and sweaters are necessary. :)
ReplyDeleteLisateresa
Oh, wow, just lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteStunning! Love how the buttons make the sweater just pop with the color! I am amazed at Clara's knitting skills for such a young lady. Who needles did she sit under:-) ?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and that color will look beautiful on Clara.
ReplyDeleteClara's knitting is perfection. I wish I could hold her hands and just absorb some of that talent. Simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I wish I was faster at knitting (like my Mom), but I'm not so I've never attempted a sweater.
ReplyDeleteWow, how stunning! Beautiful work, Clara.
ReplyDeleteSo beautifully tiny and soft. Such talent! Christina
ReplyDeleteI am speechless over her knitting skills. Unbelievable! I can't wait to see it with the jersey dress.
ReplyDeleteAny chance any of these creations would wnd up in your shop or be available for special orders???
ReplyDeleteI don't know about that, but I'll ask Clara and post an answer here in a few days.
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