I was thinking about scarves, thinking about how I might want to make one cool, neutral, and clean-cut. If not for someone else, than at least for me.
Then I found Henry, and it's been true love ever since.
I am using two strands of Knit Picks Shadow held together, in colours Jewels and Vineyard. It makes a rather pretty purple/navy dappled effect.
According to the pattern, I'm 1/7 of the way done. But if I want to have it done for my friend-boy by Christmas, I think repeating the pattern four times instead of seven will be sufficient.
Monday, 29 October 2007
Thursday, 18 October 2007
Hedgerow Coat, Fall 2007
I finished this about a month ago, the day before I left for England, but I just now got pictures of it...
Materials: Wool of the Andes in "Iron Ore," about 18 50g skeins. I haven't done the ribbed edging yet, because I'm slightly afraid I'll run out of yarn, but maybe I will when I'm feeling particularly industrious.
I used a needle size bigger than in the pattern to get gauge.
Overall, I love it. It's perfect for the chilly fall here in England, and it's quite cozy.
I'm holding it closed with an earring clasp right now, of all things, until I feel like coughing up enough money to buy a belt to cinch it in with.
Materials: Wool of the Andes in "Iron Ore," about 18 50g skeins. I haven't done the ribbed edging yet, because I'm slightly afraid I'll run out of yarn, but maybe I will when I'm feeling particularly industrious.
I used a needle size bigger than in the pattern to get gauge.
Overall, I love it. It's perfect for the chilly fall here in England, and it's quite cozy.
I'm holding it closed with an earring clasp right now, of all things, until I feel like coughing up enough money to buy a belt to cinch it in with.
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