My formerly one-armed sweater now has a second sleeve in the works.

Now I am trying to decide how long I want the sleeve, and whether I should end with ribbing or some other style of cuff.

I picked up stitches around the second armhole and have now started knitting the second sleeve.

A big advantage of knitting a sweater from the top down is that you can try it on as you knit.

Like so:

In which I take a selfie in my pajamas. And that weird bump on my belly is the drawstring cord of the pants.

I spent a good part of the day knitting the ribbing on the cuff.

When I got to what seemed like wrist-length, I bound off the sleeve.

And got this:

I’m not thrilled with the edge of that sleeve.  I’ll probably frog all that ribbing and do something else later.  (Oh!  Maybe bracelet-length sleeves with a crocheted edge?)  In the meantime, I’m going to start the second arm.  I’m pretty sure a couple of my neighbors were wondering what I was doing out on the porch, taking selfies in what appeared to be a one-armed sweater.

Okay, I’ll be honest:  I got bored after crocheting a few more rows on the Coast Ripple afghan.  So I set that aside and looked at what else remained in the WIP pile.

There was this:

This is a knitted top-down sweater that I started about two years ago.  The yarn is Berrocco Lustra, 50% Peruvian wool and 50% Tencel Lyocell.

As you can see, it’s missing an arm, a neckline, the rest of the body,

and a cuff.

I think I might accomplish finishing one cuff today.