Here’s the final project wrap up for the year.    Not too shabby, and I paired down a fair amount of my stash. I’m not sure yet what next year brings.     I do like having something to do with my hands, but I don’t always have a reason to give away knitwear, so I’m thinking of […]

Final cast on for the year: the Turbine hat by Wooly Wormhead, in the rest of the Malabrigo Rios Glazed Carrots yarn.   I’m making the largest size – here’s hoping I have enough yarn leftover.

Here’s the obligatory year end hexipuff post. Someday, I’ll have enough for a baby blanket.    At least this year, I got in some different colors to break up the mostly blue and green monotony.

For a slightly brainless project, I’ve cast on a Honey Cowl for myself, in one of my Sundara yarns that I’ve been just looking at for a while now because I really love the colors.   I decided I really should try to make them into something that other people can see as well.   (This one

Pattern: Fisher Cable hat by Lindsey FeliceYarn: Malabrigo Rios in the Glazed Carrots colorwayNeedles: Size 7 circs and DPNs BF’s hat is done.   (It was actually finished on the 16th, before I headed to CA.)    This pattern is really easy, and a quick knit.    And I had so much yarn left over,

This is the Fisher Hat, by Lindsey Felice.    It’s for the BF.    He asked for something a little less stretchy than the last hat I made him, so this one has cables, and stockinette on the top.     We’ll see how it goes. The yarn is Malabrigo Rios in the Glazed Carrot colorway.    It really is

I’ve also been plugging away on hexipuffs from the grey Koigu yarn I just used to make mittens.     I finally managed to finish that off last night, as I was at loose ends from finishing L’s hat the night before, and I need to wind some more yarn before I start any other projects.

Pattern: Floralys by Wooly WormheadYarn: Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Superwash in the Columbine Heather colorwayNeedles:  size 7 circs My true Christmas knitting is done!    The hat’s for my niece.      I did the size that seemed to match up to a three year old head, but it does seem a bit big.     I suppose

Pattern:  A Noble Cowl by Emily KausalikYarn: Reynolds Soft Sea WoolNeedles: Size 7 circs The Christmas knitting keeps coming!    This is for my SIL. I like the pattern – it’s nicely customizable (I made the smallest size), and it’s interesting without being super challenging. The yarn is fine – I do notice it’s discontinued, and

Christmas knitting continues! The adults are drawing a name this year, and I have my SIL.    So I’m making her a cowl.    This the A Noble Cowl, but Emily Kausalik, using Reynold’s Soft Sea Wool. I also have the leftover gray yarn from the mittens I just finished to get rid of.    I’d normally do