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knitting

20
Mar
2013

Things & Ideas

I’m always working on some project or another, and most weeks I talk about what I’m working on Wednesdays as part of Tami’s WIP Wednesday project. You can see other WIP Wednesdays … here.

THING(s) have been moving and IDEAS(!) have been brewing lately. (Which is great, because there was a bit of stuckifyedness there for a bit.)

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Yarn has been balled.

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Swatches have been knit.

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An old idea has been picked back up again.

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Words have been written.

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(Don’t worry, there are k2togs that go into that chart. I “sketch” by charting out the pattern with yarn overs, and adding the decreases in later, this chart isn’t quite done yet.)

And charted.

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Shawls have been blocked.

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Patterns sent to the tech editor.

Well damn.

 

If you’d like more WIP Wednesday posts from other bloggers, visit Tami’s blog.

15
Mar
2013

FO: Mayur

I’m always working on some project or another, which means I often have FOs and new designs to share. You can see all my FOs … here … and all my designs … here.

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Pattern: Mayur-My own (the pattern will be available soon)
Yarn: Unplanned Peacock Studios Superwash Merino Fingering. 100% superwash merino. Colorways “slate” & “robin’s egg
Yardage: one 490 yard (448 meter) skein in each color
Fiber Source: Unplanned Peacock Studios. Thanks so much for the yarn Natasha!
Needles: 4.00 mm (US 6s) 40″ circulars

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If you’d like more FO Friday posts, visit Tami’s blog.

13
Mar
2013

Slow Knitting

I’m always working on some project or another, and most weeks I talk about what I’m working on Wednesdays as part of Tami’s WIP Wednesday project. You can see other WIP Wednesdays … here.

Between work and some semi-secret knitting I don’t have much knitting to show. But the neck of my sweater grew!

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by about an inch 🙂

If you’d like more WIP Wednesday posts from other bloggers, visit Tami’s blog.