Wednesday, December 03, 2008
FO: Laptop Case
This uses Michael delVecchio's pattern. The yarn is Delly's Delights Farm (Trappe, MD) MAE, colorway #103. Using size 10 Denise Interchangeables
Monday, October 06, 2008
WIP: Print O' The Wave Stole
From Eunny Jang using Raisin Gloss from Knit Picks. I think I already muffed up and will have to frog.
FO: Shaped Lace Tee
From Knitting Lingerie Style using the cascade sierra. Easy pattern, pretty quick to knit. Looks good on - with appropriate undergarments.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
FO: Ribbed Lace Socks
WIP: Shaped Lace Tee
Sunday, August 17, 2008
My socks for a soldier and a marine
Socks for soldiers is really gratifying. Mostly because you know that what you make will be useful, because the leader of the group has such strict and well-tested requirements and also because there's so much feedback. My second pair of socks have been packaged and are now off to Iraq. The group leader (Kim) just sent us notification and a picture of them in the package. This pair is going to marines (ooh-rah Marine Corps!).
My first pair is going with my husband's cousin (Army - but I'll still support him :) ), who is activated and will go to training in a couple of days before heading to Iraq in October.
I wish I were more productive but life gets in the way.
My first pair is going with my husband's cousin (Army - but I'll still support him :) ), who is activated and will go to training in a couple of days before heading to Iraq in October.
I wish I were more productive but life gets in the way.
Sunday, August 10, 2008
WIP Ribbed Lace Socks
from Charlene Schurch's Sensational Knitted Socks using kp essentials in cocoa. I am so totally not going to do the eye of partridge heel again: it's a bit of a pain and when I do it, it doesn't look like anything - just like I knit unevenly.
This pattern is easy without being boring. It's going really fast, too, since I had some time in the waiting room for my dh (he's ok, but had some trips to the dr and for imaging this week)
This pattern is easy without being boring. It's going really fast, too, since I had some time in the waiting room for my dh (he's ok, but had some trips to the dr and for imaging this week)
Tuesday, August 05, 2008
FO sockotta replacement socks
I still don't like knitting with sockotta. These were to replace the ones lost by the airline but they're just not the same. sigh.
Monday, August 04, 2008
FO Socks for Soldiers
pretty easy, pretty straight forward - really did shrink in the wash... so these are a smaller size than i intended to make :(
Saturday, June 07, 2008
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Elegy for the first sockotta socks
Socks for Soldiers
I joined the yahoo group: socks for soldiers. Pretty cool thing they're doing, but I would just like to say for the record that the plethora of word documents makes it really annoying to try to find anything. It's easy to see how information can silt up over time. It's obvious, too, that people keep asking the same questions over and over. I guess you're supposed to buy the yarn from the founder/manager/sarge but I really didn't want to - for one thing, I do not want to commit to anything right now as far as getting things done. Another thing is that I have a particular soldier in mind for these. The next pair might go to him, too, or to the group. Not sure.
This yarn is on the approved list and I'm hoping it can be dyed or the person I have in mind will take them in white since he currently wears white cotton socks. This is Regia 4-ply.
This yarn is on the approved list and I'm hoping it can be dyed or the person I have in mind will take them in white since he currently wears white cotton socks. This is Regia 4-ply.
Bwak, bok, bok
One for the frog pond
WIP: Green-Orange-Blue Sockotta Socks
FO: Moebius Shrug
This is using some of the indiecita alpaca, double stranded from the immaculate stash. Based in part on something from a catalog, but I just knit a 4ft long scarf, starting with a provisional cast on, and then did one twist, and a three needle bind off in pattern... crappy picture, but there you go. This was finished ~12/9/2007.
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