Sweet, sweet Sorello



I am a fan of Georgie Hallam's patterns,

as my knitting history and pattern purchase history indicates.

When Tikki organised a mystery knit-a-long recently,

I jumped in and signed up.

Knitting an unknown pattern in stages is an interesting experience.

I started with enthusiasm,

then slowed down,

partly due to other commitments

and partly due to the fact that I didn't know where the pattern was going.

I should appreciate Tikki enough from my experience to know that I will love any of her patterns.

By the time I had finished the cute little derriere feature

and the gorgeous puffed sleeves,

I was enthused again and in love.

I knitted the female version of the KAL, the Sorello

(the other version was the Fratello for boys

and both patterns will be available for sale)

Yarn: Spotlight Basics 8 ply Pure Wool - colourway 09

Another plus- it is a great little pattern to stash bust some of those smaller amounts of wool.

I had red or purple and the little goddess favours red as a 2nd choice after pink.
Apparently purple is socially unacceptable.

She loves it too.