Just so we're all aware, this is what happens every time I try to take pictures of anything. Especially if I have to do it on the floor.
That is a lovely photo of my current UFO. It's been that way for almost a year. I've recently decided to revisit it (which I never do - I'm the queen of starting projects, storing them away, then throwing them out a couple years later when I move just because I can't stand to look at it anymore) and completed the second panel over the weekend. Why? For Ravelympics!
The pattern is Frosted Waves, by the ever-so-talented Robyn Chachula. I started it last April, and since then it's been sitting patiently in my craft corner basket, just waiting to be completed. I can't remember why I stopped, but knowing me, it was because I started another project. I've wanted to pick it back up a couple times since then, but was afraid to since I wasn't sure I'd remember where I left off last.
But after reading through the pattern again and ripping back a row or two, I finally figured it out. I'm actually almost done with the first sleeve at the moment, though I had to frog almost the entire thing after realizing my gauge has changed in the past year. The pattern calls for an H hook. I had been using a G for the sweater's body, but ended up using an F for the sleeves. Crazy. I usually have problems with my gauge being too tight. Maybe all the knitting I've been doing lately has loosened me up! Haha.
Anyway, here's a shot of the front and back panels, sans kitties:
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