
The button wall at Tricoter in Seattle: one of my favorite destinations within one of my favorite destinations. It could very well be Disneyland to me.

A visit to the button wall means that I've recently completed a knitted item... Beth instead of the originally intended Pagan. Hopefully, it will be a versatile piece.

With help from Ola, I settled on these horn buttons and decided to apply them with the wrong side facing out.
After tucking in ends and placing the final button, I did as any good patron (who's made to feel like they have the run of the place) would do--- and popped the completed sweater on the store mannequin for a proper picture! I love my local yarn store ;)


Here is Ola (on the right) with Yiming: two of Tricoter's loveliest, most knowledgeable in-house knitting and finishing experts.

In keeping with our "happy" theme... a gratuitous shot of the fuzzy, warm stuff that gives cause for the heart to beat faster...
And then there's me in another type of happy place: inside a toasty knitted object of warmth ;) yay!


great pictures and the sweater turned out fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThe sweater turned out GORGEOUS! And that's an awesome LYS. I'll make sure to stop by when I'm in Seattle sometime. :D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sweater and it looks great on you! That's a very impressive button wall, too. Lucky you to have a great LYS!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! And the store too - looks like one I should check out!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful - I love the texture on your sweater AND the colour. Love that wall, too!
ReplyDeleteYour sweater is gorgeous! I absolutely adore it.
ReplyDeleteCute jumper and that store looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteThe sweater turned out fantastic. I wish that I could have joined you at Tricoter to see the finishing process! Maybe next time.
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous. And I prefer the buttons reversed, too!
ReplyDeleteWow you found button heaven! And I love the cardigan, looks great on you.
ReplyDeleteYour sweater is gorgeous! And that yarn store -- to die for! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the sweater -- and what an awesome yarn store!~
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