I started Celes in Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light in Briar. (In the photo, it's the one on the left) I like it, but was afraid the pattern would get lost in the yarn. Then I found the original yarn and colorway I wanted to knit Celes in (Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light in Blue Gingham) (In the photo, it's the one on the right. So I started a second Celes scarf. I debated whether I should keep) both scarves and in the end I think I do like them both. So will continue knitting on both. Whichever of the two I finish first will end up being my C for my Lace A-Z challenge.
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
WIP Wednesday - Celes x 2
I started Celes in Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light in Briar. (In the photo, it's the one on the left) I like it, but was afraid the pattern would get lost in the yarn. Then I found the original yarn and colorway I wanted to knit Celes in (Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light in Blue Gingham) (In the photo, it's the one on the right. So I started a second Celes scarf. I debated whether I should keep) both scarves and in the end I think I do like them both. So will continue knitting on both. Whichever of the two I finish first will end up being my C for my Lace A-Z challenge.
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Cheviot Hills
Pattern: Cheviot Hills from Bare Naked Knitspot Club May 2013
Yarn: Bare Naked Wools Breakfast Blend in Oatmeal
Needles: US Size 4 and 5
Started on: Sept. 21st
Finished on: Nov. 11th
Comments/Modification: I used different yarn than what was from the club kit. I knit the medium size. I started with a little less than two full skeins of yarn, and I ended up running short of yarn. I only did seven out of the twelve rows for the ruffle edging. Despite running short of yarn, I am still quite pleased with the size it turned out to be. This was an enjoyable comfort knit that can be done pretty mindlessly.
Yarn: Bare Naked Wools Breakfast Blend in Oatmeal
Needles: US Size 4 and 5
Started on: Sept. 21st
Finished on: Nov. 11th
Comments/Modification: I used different yarn than what was from the club kit. I knit the medium size. I started with a little less than two full skeins of yarn, and I ended up running short of yarn. I only did seven out of the twelve rows for the ruffle edging. Despite running short of yarn, I am still quite pleased with the size it turned out to be. This was an enjoyable comfort knit that can be done pretty mindlessly.
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
WIP Wednesday - Scarves
Yesterday, I started two new scarves.
Celes - This will be my "C" for my Lace A-Z Challenge. So far I really am enjoying the pattern and yarn combination. I'm using Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light in Briar. This is one of my go to yarns. I think Briar is one of my favorite Madelinetosh color ways.
Crooked Little Scarf - I've knit two repeats so far. I'm using Pigeonroof Studios Sock Yarn in White Rabbit. I got this yarn from the Alice In Wonderland Series kits from Woolgirl a few years back. I'm finding the yarn to be a bit splitty, so I have to be careful with it. Otherwise, the yarn is really lovely. It's soft and springy and this silvery color is really beautiful.
Celes - This will be my "C" for my Lace A-Z Challenge. So far I really am enjoying the pattern and yarn combination. I'm using Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light in Briar. This is one of my go to yarns. I think Briar is one of my favorite Madelinetosh color ways.
Crooked Little Scarf - I've knit two repeats so far. I'm using Pigeonroof Studios Sock Yarn in White Rabbit. I got this yarn from the Alice In Wonderland Series kits from Woolgirl a few years back. I'm finding the yarn to be a bit splitty, so I have to be careful with it. Otherwise, the yarn is really lovely. It's soft and springy and this silvery color is really beautiful.
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Hazard - test knit
Pattern: Hazard Wrap- test knit for Knitspot
Yarn: Bare Naked Wool Breakfast Blend fingering in Bakery Rye
Needles: US 5 and 6
Started on: Oct. 18th
Finished on: Nov. 2nd
Comments: This was the test knit I did for Knitspot. I only managed to snap one finished photo of it before getting it out the door into the mail. The pattern was very intuitive and addicting to knit. I love the texture and the way it turned out. If I were to knit this again, I would make the blanket version. The yarn was soft and lovely to work with. The yarn got even softer after I blocked the finished wrap.
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
WIP Wednesday - Cheviot Hills
I'm chugging away on my Cheviot Hills shawl. I'm in the middle of Chart E. The rows are getting longer. I'm using Bare Naked Wools Yarn Breakfast Blend in Oatmeal. The yarn is soft and I love the color. I can't wait to get this shawl finished so I can wear it.
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