Yarn baby, Lea and Mandie each have one…
Check weight of remaining yarn. Used some for detachable sleeves/arm warmers in January, but didn’t weigh before so yardage will count here.
| Began | January 5, 2020 |
| Finished | October 8, 2019 |
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| Edited | May 30, 2020 |
| Pattern URL | The Weekender by 788421 |
Found a new-to-me fiber dyer on Etsy, DnD Fibers, and purchased 8oz of one colorway and 8oz of another to spin up. They are both 85% polwarth and 15% tussah silk. One colorway was a soft pink, a purple leaning pink, a steely gray, and white, and the other was soft pink leaning lavender, the…
started for knitting during my 20th HS reunion. set aside for other obligation knitting during May. Submitting for the Whatcha Swatchin podcast Oldest Anything KAL because it was my oldest Socks that Rock in my stash from my very first visit to OFFF. Submitting along with my other Zombie Knitpocalypse entries since the heel is…
first try on needles was too tight. stayed with needle size B for the entire tubular cast on, which was a touch loose when all was said and done, but way stretchier.
Started out with Judy Becker’s cast on with 14 stitches and worked my normal increases and foot. Now I’ll look at the pattern 🙂
This is a long term project, with a goal of having every square use a different pattern by use of stitch dictionaries and improvising. There will be a total of about 10 different colors in the same family for the squares, and then each square will have a knitted border around them in another color….
took the idea of Sister Janie, expanded the width of the motif, and then stretched the space between increase/decrease rows out. Like a waterfall!
