Jill sent me a picture of her first week of Skacel's Stripes Alive Kal
Both she and Betsy are enjoying this pattern and it is turning out cute.
If you want to join along, we still have skeins of this yarn at the shoppe.
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Showing posts with label Skacel Sock KAL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Skacel Sock KAL. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
Catch Up
After fighting some viral something or another, I am starting to come back to normal, which means I am knitting again.
I had to tear out my sock KAL as the toe had a ridge. That is a no no.

Since I had to restart, I decided that Jill was right and I seperated my ball of yarn into two and used two seperate needles to knit the socks. And this is where I am.

I need the Dove Dark Chocolate to exist.
I should be zipping along up the leg on the second sock, but am not. The secret is out - it takes me forever to knit a pair of socks. But I am having fun and I learned a new cast on.
In the meantime, I have been working on other projects.
I started a cowl for my sister to replace the cowl I made for her for Christmas and it was out of wool and itched. Therefore, I called up my favorite hand dyer, Yarn Hollow, explained what I needed and several weeks later I had 2 skeins of a lovely alpaca and silk light worsted blend in soothing pastels.
Along with that I started and frogged a pair of mittens for SEEDS. (bulky yarn makes too big mittens)
And then, of course, we have puppy class for the two young ladies that think they know what they are doing.
I had to tear out my sock KAL as the toe had a ridge. That is a no no.
Since I had to restart, I decided that Jill was right and I seperated my ball of yarn into two and used two seperate needles to knit the socks. And this is where I am.
I need the Dove Dark Chocolate to exist.
I should be zipping along up the leg on the second sock, but am not. The secret is out - it takes me forever to knit a pair of socks. But I am having fun and I learned a new cast on.
In the meantime, I have been working on other projects.
Purl Ridge Scarf by Stephen West |
I started a cowl for my sister to replace the cowl I made for her for Christmas and it was out of wool and itched. Therefore, I called up my favorite hand dyer, Yarn Hollow, explained what I needed and several weeks later I had 2 skeins of a lovely alpaca and silk light worsted blend in soothing pastels.
Sleeping Molly |
And then, of course, we have puppy class for the two young ladies that think they know what they are doing.
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