I thought I would wait and post about these Hugo sleeves when they were finished, but it seems that they will never end, so I’ll go ahead and tell you about them now. 
They’re pretty straightforward, with a narrower version of the pattern that’s on the body and increases in the moss stitch. I spaced out the increases a little differently than written in the pattern, somewhat between the increases recommended for the 38″ and 41.75″ size. I worked to the length specified for the 41.75″ size before the shoulder cap shaping. I’m finally there. I’m bet it will seem a little faster now with decreases cutting into the row length.
After these babies are finished, that puts me at about 2/3 done! I love the look of this sweater, but the allover pattern definitely slows me down. At least I’ve memorized the chart, so I don’t have to glance at the pattern anymore. I know I’m going to love this on Matt, and I’ll be so proud when it’s finished, but my mind has definitely been wandering to other present and future knits.
I’m obsessed with Antrorse from the new Journey Collection by Shannon Cook and Jane Richmond. Yesterday I bought some Cascade Eco+ in Satine, a gorgeous teal/gray shade. It’s coming in the mail so there’s no chance I can cast it on right this second, keeping some focus on Hugo. I also have a couple of small things to whip up before Christmas, and I’m at the collar on Oshima! I’m about 3.5 inches into the collar, which feels like I could be done very soon. If it seems like there’s time for a pause, I may have to take a day off from Hugo this week and finish up Oshima. Ok, Hugo, let’s get through this!
this pullover looks AMAZING. I want one for me so much!!
Wowzer, this looks complicated! But it’s going to be gorgeous!
This is gorgeous … But I’m not surprised that they take ages to knit! 😉 That sweater will look simply stunning. 😀
Wow…allover moss stitch and cables. I’m impressed! Keep going, you’re so close!
Wow, they look amazing. No wonder they seem never ending with all the moss stitch and cables. I bet the sweater will look fantastic when finished.
The pattern looks beautiful and that blue is gorgeous!
There’s something so luxurious about textured sleeves. These are gorgeous! And that colour is perfect.
These are just gorgeous! Really, really lovely 🙂
Sleeves always seem endless to me, I think because they’re generally the only thing standing between me and a finished sweater.
Love it! Beautiful pattern and yarn! You’re doibg a fantastic job and I’m sure your husband will enjoy it!
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