Time to Knit
I realized that while I always make time to knit (never enough, but hey, I am at least always thinking about knitting), I hadn't written anything here in quite some time. Over the past several months, I have set out completion goals and actually made a list of works in progress ( 15- give or take a few) and managed to finish several of those. At the same time, I've managed to start and completed a few more and kept my yarn purchases to a minimum. I've been thinking alot about the importance of knitting in the lives of women- especially now as I spend more and more time at the shop where I encourage others to take up the needles on a daily basis.
So what did I finish during my rush to completion program - a beautiful greenish taupe cardigan for sweet baby Ariel. Knit with Be Sweet bamboo and trimmed in a luscious pink flowery yarn (I will post pics soon), this sweet baby sweater pattern was from La Drougerie's new English baby book. I also made some hand warmers for favorite niece in Cascade ultra alpaca, several hats, a cowl of String's Cashnetta ribbon cashmere and an awesome poncho knit from Montana, a really chunky wool. All the while, I have been knitting more hats, an autumn hued lace shawl, an Artyarns supermerino baby blanket in shades of deep aqua blues and have finally begun my much anticipated Pi Shawl - Elizabeth Zimmerman's super easy big circular shawl- well, not really super easy - super fun better characterizes this divine to knit lace. In between, I've spent some quality time with great knitters and friends. I'll follow up with those stories soon. Photos too.
So what did I finish during my rush to completion program - a beautiful greenish taupe cardigan for sweet baby Ariel. Knit with Be Sweet bamboo and trimmed in a luscious pink flowery yarn (I will post pics soon), this sweet baby sweater pattern was from La Drougerie's new English baby book. I also made some hand warmers for favorite niece in Cascade ultra alpaca, several hats, a cowl of String's Cashnetta ribbon cashmere and an awesome poncho knit from Montana, a really chunky wool. All the while, I have been knitting more hats, an autumn hued lace shawl, an Artyarns supermerino baby blanket in shades of deep aqua blues and have finally begun my much anticipated Pi Shawl - Elizabeth Zimmerman's super easy big circular shawl- well, not really super easy - super fun better characterizes this divine to knit lace. In between, I've spent some quality time with great knitters and friends. I'll follow up with those stories soon. Photos too.
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