I made a vest for my dear daughter-in-law. The name of the pattern is Architectural Vest, designed by Lisa Hoffman and available at the Tahki Stacy Charles website on in the pattern book Intermix by Thaki Yarns.
This is the vest as shown in the pattern
The yarn is Cotton Classic Lite, a 100% cotton yarn by Tahki.
These two photos were rushed and not taken in good light conditions, but they show the front and back of the finished vest.
This photo was taken in natural daylight and shows the color more accurately.
The pattern was not difficult and my only complaint was the size of the printed chart in the pattern book. Knitters younger than I am in my knitting group also thought the chart was minuscule and difficult to read. Normally I would have scanned it, enlarged and printed it here at home, but my printer/scanner and computer had a spat and weren't communicating. Ok, that isn't exactly true...I had a new router from Uverse and didn't know how to readdress the printer until a few hours after making my own charts using Excel spreadsheets. A blog buddy asked why I didn't go to an office supply store and have the charts copied there. I don't know if reason number one was that I was tackling this at odd hours while still in my nightgown or if reason number two was more accurate, that being that I just plain didn't think of going there.
I knew from past experience that FedEx/Kinko's sometimes gives you grief over copying printed material even if it is only for personal use.
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