Actually, you don’t have to be Asian, a woman, or even happy. Just knit!!!!
I’ve just gotten around the first corner on my Sarcelle Shawl and just about finished w/the first 36 row repeat of the even section. Yay!
Yarn: Beige Merino Oro lace weight
Needles: US #2 Susan Bates Circulars (nice & pointy!)
Started: Sept 11
I started this scarf back in January after I bought this beautiful Noro Silk Garden yarn from Commuknity. When the weather started warming up, I put it aside. But alas… it’s Fall again…. time to think about staying warm.
The stitch is very simple and is perfect for scarves because it doesn’t curl up on the edges.
Needles: US size 10. Cast on 30 stitches. Pattern “my so-called scarf“
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Making baby booties are fun and quick. Here are the latest Pom Pom Baby Booties.
I’m sending these to Maine for a baby shower at Nate & Christina’s church.
Here’s oh so cute Nathaniel wearing his brand new PPBB at his very first company picnic!
Yarn for the Maine booties: Lion Brand Baby Soft, Red Heart TLC – sport weight
Yarn for the Picnic booties: Lion Brand Baby Soft, Bernat Softee Baby yarn.
Needles: Size 4 US Clover Bamboo Circular
After a few days of sporatic multi-tasking knitting, I completed one Baudelaire. The yarn is Harrisville New England Shetland that I bought on at the Harrisville Mill during my cross-country drive.
The pattern & yarn were both a great pleasure to work with. The color is beautiful and I had to white balance against baby-blue in order to get the color to come out right for this picture.
Needles: Addi Turbo #2 32″ circulars
I made this hat for Lizzy so she’ll have something to wear to the snow in December!
Fulfilling another promise, here’s a scarf for Rebecca Allender, senior at Valley Christian 