I found some super clearance cotton, and started the cover pattern of the spring/summer Vogue Knitting. It is a circle cardigan, and features a medallion back and a separately added ring of cables and stitches in varying gauges.
Here is the center medallion (not yet blocked) ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEikBKfOcTNDR_65RMPmfDtcKRlc7UvY5_vxMeGDqkBt-LhmxqYXlthCtjQd5n7UQifYWKn3J25ksjLinSehckp7K7PQKLZo6IneswB7AeKbIqnJCXso2wgCvhwiI5mMcyMRAa3nVZH2YyVH/s400/IMG_2143.JPG)
Not that difficult, but you need to read each row carefully and check off each one done(55 different rows, starting with 6 stitches and increasing in a circle to 192!) I started with double point needles and had to switch up to short circulars and then longer Addi circ's.
I had hit a low motivation doldrum moment as I finished the inukshuk (too warm to wear now) and had no cottons in my stash to start summer knits. I looked at some boucle wool in a beautiful brown, destined to be a winter cardigan, but lacked the wind in my sails to get started... This is perfect for the changing seasons.... Should only take a few more days to finish. :)
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