After pinning and spritzing my Elizabeth Woodville, I decided to pull out my Live Long and Prosper Tunic. I figured this was the perfect mindless knitting to work on while watching football. I do love the way this is turning out, but those rows are still long - I've only worked two sets of decreases. I'm not working my decreases right on the side seams, but instead shifted them in so they are more like darts. I thought it would make the tunic hang better. After working with the Felix sock yarn and the Hebridean 2-ply, this yarn is so soft and silky, and very slippery.
My Elizabeth Woodville is dry, and the fit looks good, so I will continue on with that. I also reclaimed the yarn from my previous start and it is wound back into cakes and ready to be used.
Pattern: Live Long and Prosper Tunic by Carolyn Blakelock
Yarn: Fingering Merino Cashmere and Fingering Silky Cashmere by Sundara Yarns
Needle: US 3 (3.25 mm)
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