I finally got around to getting the swatch photos off my camera, and doing the minor colour correction and cropping needed to put them online. So here you are, documentary evidence. The swatches were the most interesting part of the whole thing, I thought, so it wasn't a big problem to reknit them as required. Except for the seed stitch swatch, number 3, which was a slog.
| level 1 project - hat |  |
| Swatches 1 - 3 |  |
| Swatches 4 - 6 |  |
| Swatches 7 - 9 |  |
| Swatches 10 - 12 |  |
| Swatches 13 - 15 |  |
| Back of swatch 16 |  |
| Front of swatch 16 |  |
They are beautiful! Are you on pins & needles waiting for your marks?
These look fantastic. YOu’ve succeeded in making swatches look exciting
Yep, I’m a little nervous, wondering what the results will be. Knitting the swatches was fun, since if you do something wrong you haven’t wrecked something that took ages to do. So I could try things out more easily. I’m not sure I’d go so far as to call the swatches exciting, mind you, but thanks for saying they are!