easiest bulky hat
| Began | December 23, 2013 |
| Finished | December 22, 2013 |
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| Edited | December 23, 2013 |
| Made for | prototype |
starting one more sweater before the end of the year! December 24, 2015 Cast on provisionally a row under the arm division. (next time, do several rows first, it would help with stability for the arm holes.) Work upward! December 30, 2015 finished fronts and back and 3 needle bind off. this took almost all…
This was SUCH a fun project. Making all the small pieces was fun, and even sewing it together was easy. A little time consuming, but not hard in front of the TV. I’d certainly make this again if there were a special little kid in my life who liked Turtles! My only modification from the…
Constructed this handspun especially for this project, turned 6oz of multicolored roving into a gradient by separating up the colors and then spinning them roughly in order with adding pops of the other colors into the others. Not as crisp as some handspun contrast might be, but I really like the effect. Started the handspun…
Personal pattern to be released. Did this one with alternating colors for each wedge. The larger needle size helped with the flatness of the cloth.
After viewing a variety of projects that used this pattern, I chose to make a 3 color version instead of two because that’s what I had. And it ended up that I was able to do a 3 color version with only 3 skeins instead of 4. Used the two-color brioche instructions for section 3….
KALs: Zombie Knitpocalypse 2014 with pattern from designer showcase and yarn from marketplace. Stockinette Zombies’ Self-Striping KAL. Sassy Pants Knitter’s eye-searing KAL. Down Cellar Studio’s shawl KAL. Yarn was a trade from epic1313 so I had something from a market vendor! she rocks. Found the light pink on the yarn crawl to suit me and…