3 Raglan Sleeve Rollneck Sweaters for my Valdmanis boys |
We are at the tail end of the hot season in Dakar; the rain is slowly subsiding and the temps continue to soar. We've been quite lucky this summer with power outages; only a few nights we have completely been without power. However, we are now experiencing daily outages averaging 6 hours.
The above 100 degree temps have not stopped my knitting frenzy.
In July, just before Richard fell seriously ill, I stopped by a lovely knitting shop in Scarborough Maine and found a worsted weight wool blend yarn that is washable and dryable. This yarn was screaming to be made into the classic raglan sleeve roll neck sweater that I have made countless times.
I casted on at Higgins Beach in July, and casted off the 3rd and final sweater at Virage Beach here in Senegal.
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I can't wait to see my 3 men sporting these sweaters in cold and snowy weather.
More info about this sweater and pattern can be found on Ravelry.
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