From WIPs |
This fear of running out of yarn has not only paralyzed my knitting progress on this sweater, but has also driven me to, dare I say it, finish other things in my queue instead. Yes, there, I said it, I've been cheating on the sweater. I've been working on my travel knitting when I've been at home! I've knocked out a pair of socks in almost record time and a hat, and it felt good. My little fling with quick knits needs to come to an end. I owe the sweater that much.
From 2009 Finished Objects |
My clown socks
Pattern: basic generic top down socks
Yarn: Trekking XXL
Needles: US Size 0 DPN
Notes: I call them my clown socks because the ball of yarn looked like clown barf to me. This is not the most pleasant image, so imagine my surprise when I began knitting the yarn and it turned out to form these pretty bright stripes. I loved it and didn't want to muddle the stripes with type of pattern, so a straight stockinette sock seemed perfect. Also, taking pictures of my feet is pretty easy.
From 2009 Finished Objects |
Porom Beret
Pattern: Porom by Jared Flood
Yarn: My own handspun (yay!)
Needles: Denise Interchangeable in US Size 6 and 8
Notes: This is a very easy and well written pattern. It makes a lovely beret and Italian loves the way it looks on my. Jared puts together some fantastic patterns, so give this one a try. Finally, taking pictures of my own head is gosh darn difficult and results in some very funny pictures
1 comment:
You should have had Italian take the picture.
I'm so in love with this yarn...I went to my LYS last night and I just love the shop owner, she helped me pick out an adorable cotton yarn for a grocery bag I'm making for gagaH's birthday. I also decided to treat myself to a me-project. I'm going to make a short-sleeve mock-turtle sweater, with lots of slip stiches...we'll see how it goes; It also calls for a size 3 needle, I've never knitted on something that small! Wish me luck!!
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