Amaranth Rogue
Project Details Pattern: Rogue, by Jenna Wilson Yarn: Peace Fleece worsted, color Amaranth Needles: 4.0 mm For: Me Started/Finished: Started 10/4/15, Finished 9/8/18 Modifications: None What I...
View ArticleAll but the buttons
One of my coworkers has a new grandson, so I knit him a baby sweater. It’s washed and blocking while I head out to forage for buttons. I’ll post a finished project photo once it’s dry and has the...
View ArticleBaby Sweater
This one has been finished and gifted, so it’s time for a blog post. And here’s a better shot of the sweater. It’s hard to take pictures of babies if they don’t want their picture taken. Project...
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Project Details: Yarn: Lion Brand Heartland Pattern: very loosely based on Aesderina. I followed the pattern until after I got past the horizontal ribbing (knit 4 rows, purl 3 rows). The decreases...
View ArticleHalf a pair
I don’t normally have two pairs of socks going at once, but when we left on vacation, the sock that I was working on was on expensive sterling silver needles. I didn’t want to risk losing them to the...
View Article134 Rows
That’s how many rows I have left to finish this shawl. Of course I currently have 425 stitches on the needles, and that increases to 693 by the end of the shawl. I have 2 balls of this yarn, about...
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Found it! It was in a drawer in my bedroom with the clean sheets. No, I have no idea why.
View ArticleNew Sweater Friday
I needed another knitting project. I finished my Rogue sweater almost three months ago. I’ve been dithering around, trying to find the perfect yarn/pattern match since then. Here were my criteria for...
View ArticleRIP
No, nobody died. I am knitting away on the big garter triangle section of my Balvraid Hap. About two inches back, I noticed a couple of wacky yarn loops, but chose to ignore the better angel on my...
View ArticleNew Project Tuesday!
It was actually New Project Thursday, but I’m way behind. I have three “regular” sized lacy-lace shawls on the needles, and then that Balvraid Hap thing that is heavier weight, with a big garter stitch...
View ArticleNew Socks!
Finished just this morning. The yarn is Regia, the Kaffe Fasset Design Line. Needles were 2.25 mm silver needles. Picot top, otherwise my generic sock pattern.
View ArticleIt’s Not My Fault
I’ve generally tried to keep the knitting projects down to three or four things. Usually it’s a sock, a sweater, a lace thing, and maybe a simple accessory item. As of this morning, I had a sock, a...
View ArticleProgress!
I’ve been knitting this shawl forever. It starts out with a big garter stitch triangle, then you pick up stitches on two sides and knit a wide lace border. I finally finished that part this morning....
View ArticleFinally!
Or, Go Green Bay Packers Socks for Sissie! I finally finished these last night. These are knit using the same white bread sock pattern that I always use. The needles are Brittany double points, size...
View ArticleBalvraid Hap
There is a finished shawl at Chez Knitting Doctor! Project Details: Pattern: Balvraid Hap Yarn: Blacker Swan 4-ply. The color is Tussac. This is just the most divinely soft merino. I’m not sure how...
View ArticleHappy happy
I’m knitting socks for my sweetie. The yarn is British, from West Yorkshire Spinners. I love it so much that I might have purchased a few more skeins in different colors to replenish my aging hand...
View Article493
That’s how many stitches I have on the needles for this shawl right now. I have about 100 rows left. Every other row increases this by 4 more stitches. The ending stitch count is 693 stitches to bind...
View ArticleTGIF
Wednesday is really my “Friday” since I started working part time. I do still enjoy Fridays though. I can sleep in, I’ve gotten most of the to-do things off my list on Thursday, and best of all, I have...
View ArticleNice recovery
I’m back in business with the cardigan. Fortunately it’s a fun pattern, and lovely yarn, so I didn’t really mind having a do-over. Now it’s just mindless stockinette with some back shaping thrown in....
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