Here it is, Friday...I promised you pics of the recent FOs so, without further adieu, here they are...First the Sachiko Kimono Sweater by Erika Flory. How cute is this sweater? While I am not a fan of cotton yarn in general, I knit this in Lion Cotton Ease and found it to be just fine to work with. It is a 50/50 cotton acrylic blend so the hand and drape are very nice. Next, the Hedera socks. I love this pattern and I found it to be the perfect vehicle for solid yarn. I don't know about you, but I tend to get bored with solid sock yarns...So, as it stands, I only have one project on the needles, the Campfire socks...hard to believe. However, when I started knitting, I told myself that barring the occasional emergency (gifts or gotta knit now yarn), I would have no more than two projects going at one time. This was to self-police. One, to make sure I did not get bored, and two, so I would have incentive to finish something in order to start something new, and third to keep the house from being overrun by UFOs (unfinished objects). Now I getto decide on the next project. I am leaning toward felted bags - after all, I burned out the transmission on my wash machine and had to replace it...nothing like a little felting to break in a new machine!
Pattern: Sachiko Kimono Sweater (Infant size 6 mos.), by Erika Flory
Yarn: Lion Brand Cotton Ease in Lime
Needles: Size 7 straight
Pattern: Hedera, by Cookie A.
Yarn: Lorna's Laces in Denim
Needles: Sz 1 DPNs
Alterations: Picot trim cuff
1 comment:
Luffly!
I have lots of stuff I could post about, but I'm just not up to it. Besides, we're cleaning house today...Fun.
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