I wanted to knit something for the summer so I narrowed it down to three different projects. There was the petal halter from
Interweave Knits Spring 2009 issue.

Then there was the Ogee lace skirt from
Interweave Knits Summer 2007 magazine

And the last choice I had was Pink Frosting from
Interweave Spring 2006 issue.
Yeah I have a lot of Interweave magazines lying around. I also have enough yarn in my stash to do any one of these projects.
I finally decided to go with the pink frosting.

I’m knitting this in the round using Rowan 4 ply cotton that I got awhile back from a sale at
Webs.

My knit stitches look so sloppy to me and the cables even worst. I have frogged this twice. Once because I had a twist in the cast on and the second time because I just didn’t like the stitches.

Finally I went to
Ravelry to look at others who have done this top and noticed their stitches were much prettier but also very similar to mine. I’ve decided to just keep knitting and love my sloppy stitches. This must be the nature of knitting with cotton?
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