FO: Caterina Cardigan By Louisa Harding Venezia
March 21, 2008 by angelknits
It was a love at first sight with this cardigan from the Venezia by Louisa Harding. I just fell in love with the feminine details of this design…the ruffles, the colour, the style…I just love it. I chose Lang Pearl for this project and made it into a long sleeves. The result is not as great as I expected because the yarn shreds a lot; but the style of the cardigan is just to die for! However, I couldn’t find any errata available on the net and I noticed a couple mistakes. One was at the chart which made the pattern unbalanced. I didn’t notice when I was knitting the back until I was at the armhole so I didn’t fix it. I only fixed the front and sleeves. One other small mistake was the switching of needles was missed.

I just love ruffles…..

I got these lovely handmade buttons from Romni…they’re all the way from South Africa:

Here’s how it looks on me. I made it into a fitted cardigan.

FO: Caterina Cardigan by Louisa Harding Venezia
Yarn: Lang Pearl in light pink 6 balls
Needles: 4mm and 5mm
My next project is a lace project - Icarus shawl in the IK Summer 06. This is Alapca from the Twist Fino. I love the colour combination it’s dominant in orange, with a touch of yellow and brown. The yarn is so soft to touch and incredibly light.
The yarn is fine and a lace project takes a lot of concentration. I suspect it will be a long project. In the mean time, I am wondering if I should start another easy going one to keep me sane. Last picture to share:















Great cardigan ,Angel.
It’s very elegant on you.
seems like we can start to fix the problems that occurs in the patterns. Great work, keep it up!
can’t wait to see your shawl done.. I totally understand how mcuh work it would be, take your time and enjoy it.
Caterina is gorgeous! Pretty buttons too
Angel, It looks very simple pattern and really nice cardigan.I love the flower buttons what you chozen.
Lovely cardigan Angel
I fell in love too, this is exactly my style.
very pretty cardigan—i like your knitting and your blog!!