My finished Louise Pullover is here, over six months after starting. This isn’t a difficult sweater, so I don’t know why it took me so long. I think part of it was that I had made one before, so I knew the steps already, and I was very easily sidetracked by other projects. I love the finished result though. Here are some details: I made a size 3 for a slightly more oversized fit on me, but still at a somewhat cropped length. I had to go down two needle sizes for it. I also did five stitch bobbles rather than three stitch bobbles, which is why they are quite pronounced. Dont look to closely though because I’m a lazy knitter and my spacing isn’t even. I knit this in a dk 100% wool from @hobbii_yarn While this is a pretty easy and basic sweater, it’s high impact visually. It also took a bit of a toll on my wrists so I’m going to be a little more gentle on them (I say this but I recently started the Ingrid sweater 😂) this week. That’s it for this little recap! Montreal’s first snowy day of the season felt like the right time to bring this baby for her debut. Have a lovely day my friends! #louisepullover #bobblesweater #bobbleknit #slowfashionblogger #slowfashionmovement #montrealstyle #canadianstyleblogger #canadianstyle #imademyclothes #sweaterknittersofinstagram