i've been wanting to knit up a granny's favourite for what seems like forever, so when i came across this yarn, i knew it was time!
![orange granny's favourite granny's favourite knitted in colinette cadenza in ginger cinnabar colourway.](https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/683/22053711661_388edf6949_b.jpg)
i snapped up the yarn when we were having a mega sale in sunspun a few weeks ago.
i'd never seen the colinette cadenza before, but having knit with the jitterbug in the past, i knew it would be a treat.
also i just couldn't walk past the colour! there's a little lady in my family whose favourite colour is orange so a granny's favourite it had to be!
![button band close up close up of the inside of the button band](https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5769/22043770065_bb36070878_b.jpg)
this isn't my first time knitting one of georgie's patterns, but i still can't help but marvel at the beautiful details she includes.
the lacework is the sweetest thing ever.
and boy do i love the slipped stitch along the inside of the button band. it helps the button bands sit flat against the body AND means they can be worked seamlessly.
there's nothing i love more than finishing up a project, casting off the last edge, and having only half a dozen ends to sew in... no seaming required!
![neckline close up close up of the neckline with lace detail](https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/606/21422634373_a96d621b49_b.jpg)
as i suspected, the cadenza was an absolute dream to work with. my only concern is that i now have a whole skein leftover... what to do? what to do?
now, i'm off to pop this baby in the bath. it definitely needs a good ol' block to relax the body and sleeves, and open up those lace panels a bit!
what have you made recently? have you knit one of georgie's patterns before? are you a seamer, or do you, like me, prefer seamless makes?
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