This sat around for over a year for me to finish the sleeves, but it’s done and I’ve worn it several times. It’s from The Fair Isle Knitting Handbook, made with Jamieson & Smith yarn from Schoolhouse Press.
It was knit in the round, steeked for the sleeves and front, and cut open.
Now that is a labor of love. Very nice and what talent! :yay: Mary
That is just gorgeous. :cheering: The stitches look so small. You got a lot of detail in there. I’m glad you finally got the sleeves on it. 
Just beautiful. I hope to knit like that someday.
Stunning. You did a fantastic job.
I am so jealous, love the colors in your cardigan. As said above, I want to knit like you when I grow up.
Ingrid,
That is simply stunning! 
You are a very talented lady!
WOW!!! Beautiful! So much fine detail in the hand-work. It looks great.
:noway: . . . . :clink:
(too incredible for words)
Holy Cow! I can’t fathom the work!-- well, yes, I can, and again, holy cow! It really looks great!
Thank you, everyone!! It looks a lot more difficult than it really is. Seriously!
Wow. Just wow. That’s all I can say. It looks amazing, Ingrid.
STUNNING!
That’s beautiful! 
Fabulous! Incredible! Great job.
wow…so pretty!!
What a beautiful sweater and I love the colors…I took her book out of the library a few months ago. Some day I hope to knit like you too! And steeks, yikes! That’s for another day!
Beautiful job, you must get a lot of compliments when you wear it!
a beautiful piece :yay:
Wow!!! How incredible!! I can’t even imagine tackling something that intricate! GREAT JOb!
:thud: as always just in awe.