It's a miracle! This is an accurate representation of the color; not a traffic cone at all. Hooray for natural light.
It's a miracle! This is an accurate representation of the color; not a traffic cone at all. Hooray for natural light.
Formerly known as Tangled Yoke Cardigan, I nixed the insane cable section.
Here we have two sleeves going at once, cuffs to the Tangled Yoke Cardigan. The bulk of the total garter ribbing is done!
Tangled Yoke Cardigan
Tangled Yoke Cardigan
The orange of this yarn is so pretty in person. Here it looks like a traffic cone.
It's really happening--socks on size 1 needles.
This is close to 7 inches of the back of the cardigan. It will be so pretty once it's blocked. This has taken me about a week.
Here we have a special request. My friend saw a hat on Etsy that is no longer available, and she asked if I could make one for her son. Turned out I had the very yarn (Noro Kureyon) in the precise color she wanted. So I studied the product pix and got to work. This is my second go ... the first was too large. The finished object ought to be way more interesting.
I'm swatching for a lace cardigan. I bought this yarn (Knit Picks' Gloss in Pumpkin) for Knitty's "Thermal", but I lost interest in making that sweater. Recently I saw a pattern for a "Katherine Hepburn Cardigan", and I decided to work out my own pattern for something similar. Granny-licious!
Once again, I'm attempting a rather free form top-down raglan sweater. I've been much more patient, more closely following the sage advice of Stefanie Japel along the way. The hank lying there (Cascade 'Pastaza') I picked up for contrasting neck/arm/waist, but I am still a tiny bit unsure as to whether I'll follow through with such a bold color statement. The main tweed yarn is Schoeller + Stahl 'Wonderwool'. I bought it from a girl on LJ, 8 skeins for $20!
WIP, moving slow... Cascade 220 in Madagascar!
My first! I think I am going to start over so that I can get the wrapped stitches just right.
Rudy attends the cardigan. I got some Noro Kureyon and put all other projects on hold.
I knit this from a pattern on the yarn label, which was surpisingly quite cute.
It's a no-brainer, very relaxing.