I really have been knitting; I’m just really lackadaisical about sharing my progress;
So in the interest of not driving readers crazy, I thought I’d try to do a little post every day this week about what I’ve been doing.
Here are couple recent FO’s
My August personal sock club selection: Pumpkin Vine socks in a very non-pumpkin, eye popping turquoise:
Something Lacey Socks |
Pattern: Pumpkin Vine Socks by Fern Pea
Yarn: Koigu KPPPM in color 2130 104(turquoise)
Size 2.25mm dpn
I enjoyed this pattern, but it won’t make a repeat appearance in my knitting queue anytime soon. It was frankly a little on the intense side. The pattern is repetitive, but not easy to memorize so you really need to stick with the instructions; it is not charted because there is a changing stitch count (decreases in one row, increases in another) I wouldn’t recommend this to a newbie. It makes a pretty sock, but is really bad for carrying around or social knitting. I guess I’m a little bit of a glutton for punishment though, because my September selection is even more intense and very chart heavy. (But it will be gorgeous if I survive the knitting part)
I also finished my August Mystery Socks:
Pattern: KLC August KAL as yet unnamed by the lovely Jen Hansen
I also finished my August Mystery Socks:
Pattern: KLC August KAL as yet unnamed by the lovely Jen Hansen
Yarn: Blue Moon Fiber Arts Socks that Rock in Vancouver Violet
Needles: Size 0 magic loop
Needles: Size 0 magic loop
The next thing is a quick little cowl I whipped up out of this yummy Rabbit Ridge yarn that I got in Alaska. There might eventually be a pair of fingerless mitts or mittens to match, but the leftover yarn is in my back burner project queue for now. I give you the Forget-me-Not Cowl.
Forget Me Not Cowl Un-blocked |
I have since blocked it and it looks better than this pic, if I get a chance I will post a better picture. I doubt I will take the time to write up this pattern, but if somebody asks, I can give them a recipe.
That’s all for today, stay tuned for the first installments of the WIP series…
Happy Knitting,
Nana
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