I’m so happy, I’ve worn Lunenburg for 3 weeks, almost non-stop 😍
I finished her, just in time for a glamping mini break in Northumberland. We really “roughed it” in a luxury wooden bothy in the middle of a field with fantastic views down to the sea. Lunenberg was the perfect jumper exploring castles, visiting pubs and standing in a field 😉
I have hardly taken her off.
She was also worn on a very chilly boat trip to see Lindisfarne and the grey seals of the Farne Islands. I only mention that because, outside the boat company offices, this wildlife postbox topper made me laugh!
It took me a month to finish Lunenberg because it was summer and I suffered a little SKS (Summer Knitting Slump) – bad Susan 🫥Once all the fun of the beautiful yoke was done , it was a very plain, stocking stitch straight body , straight forward sleeves and basic ribbed hem – I admit – it was a little uninspiring.
A quick press lifted the fairisle and finished it off…
She was a joy to knit, fits well, is warm and eminently wearable – what more could I ask for? 😁
…Now seriously considering a second version with the yarn from my disastrous Gardengate…
| Completed Knit Report | |
| Name: | Lunenburg |
| Pattern: | Lunenburg Pullover by Amy Christoffers |
| Yarn: | Lichen and Lace, Rustic Heather Sport |
| Pattern Problems: | None, but I did need slightly more of the grey, body yarn than the stated 5 skeins. I also thought there was a problem with the shortrows but the pattern is 100% accurate and I was second guessing… |
| Pattern Modifications: | None. |
| Washing and Wearing: | Wonderfully warm without bulk. Worn with a long sleeve t-shirt underneath. |
| Knit It Again???: | Yes. Already eyeing up the yarn from Gardengate |
| Difficulty: | 3/5 Yoke required close attention. The rest was very easy. |
| Rating: | 5/5 |
| Other Postings Relating To This One: | International Yarn Smuggling Lunenburg – Different Kinda Shortrows |
Looks lovely Susan. Well done 😍
It looks fantastic, as do you. 😉
Really suits you Susan. Looks great. x