Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Buzzy daybreak


Buzzy daybreak

Buzzy daybreak


Buzzy daybreak

Buzzy daybreak


Buzzy daybreak

Buzzy daybreak


Buzzy daybreak

Buzzy daybreak


Buzzy daybreak

Buzzy daybreak


Buzzy daybreak

Skware


Skware

Skware


Skware

Skware


Skware

Skware


Skware

Skware


Skware

Skware


Skware
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Skware


Skware
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Black


Black
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Black


Black
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Black


Black
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Black


Black
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Black


Black
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Black


Black
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Black


Black
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Black


Black
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Black


Black
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Black


Black
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Black


Black
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Sunday, June 21, 2009

Aubergine Bamboo Shoulder Wrap



SOME NOTES -
I finally got around to publishing this pattern!
I am so pleased to have received so many requests for details in Ravelry! I updated the project details there too to see how many faves, queues and projects exactly there are :)

About the yarn -
I saw this yarn at the Knitterly Yarn Store in Petaluma, CA, and instantly fell in love with the whole color and texture - not to mention I have a little (read: massive) Habu fetish going on. I bought the only 2 skeins they had on hand and cast on in the car on our way back home.

About the wrap -
It is/was the first triangular shawl/wrap I ever made and since then I have been hooked. I did not follow any particular pattern, just kind of winged it. But the final product turned out just right. It fits me exactly like I imagined it would/should. It is a simple stockinette triangle with increases along the edge and around the middle spine.

About blocking -
I did not feel the need to block the wrap, since in my opinion, DK weight bamboo has enough drape to straighten itself out. I have washed it though, just a soak in cold water and lay flat to dry, and did not see ANY difference in the yarn after the wash.

Thursday, May 21, 2009

Progress

Slow and beautiful. I am still enamored. Although for the first time in weeks another shawl caught my eye and got the creative gears moving. A new pattern is brewing and I am already thinking about the colors: shades of gray, charcoal and black with some kind of mustard or green thrown in the mix. I might even start testing some ideas out to determine the mechanics of it: number of stitches, increases, decreases etc.

Sunday, May 17, 2009

insanity


I must be insane...
::knitting with a Danish wool that feels like a veritable steel wool scrubber
::knitting in a 92F heat wave with a Danish wool that feels like a veritable steel wool scrubber
::knitting outside while sitting under water misters and sprayers in a 92F heat wave with a Danish wool that feels like a veritable steel wool scrubber

But how can I not?
The colors are just insanely good...

Pattern is now available as a PDF: download now!

Monday, April 20, 2009

cutest knitting bags

I just saw these on Ravelry and had to check them out:
persnickityknits.etsy.com
so cute!
So here they are being documented.

Saturday, February 14, 2009

Habu Vest Detail


This is the center cable detail, where the side panels will be attached to the

cable.

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The Habu vest



Finally pics of the Habu sweater. It still needs to be blocked etc.

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sunday sunday.2.0



Another picture of the Sunday Scarf - taken on a Sunday morning.

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sunday sunday 1.0



First pictures of the Sunday Knits Sunday Scarf. So pretty...
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Thursday, February 12, 2009

holey cowl

Holey Cowl Baby



When babies interfere with early morning photo shoots...

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Yarn:Crystal Palace Yarns Panda Silk Solid
Color: Turquoise (3008)
Status: Keeping it, but don't know if I'll use it. Maybe baby will :)