not completely sure of the stats of the skeins. one was a prize, another was an early OFFF purchase that was never added to rav.
tan yarn was 130g to begin with, and used all.
blue yarn was 144g to begin with, and used 20g
| Began | July 1, 2014 |
| Finished | July 21, 2014 |
100% | |
| Edited | August 5, 2014 |
| Pattern URL | Roman Laurels by 514671 |
| Made for | me |
2 swiffer covers out of deep stash cotton on a cone. one knit with JMCO two ends at a time then kitchenered in the middle; other is a flat piece that sticks into the holes on the extra large swiffer. will add more here as I knit them!
Inspired by javajennie. Cast on provisionally from the row before the armholes. Used JMCO and a second needle which I kept in the work while I knit upwards. Did the armhole bind off, knit the back, front, and both straps. Then returned to the stitches on the holder needles, and on the front of the…
This tee appeals to me as a way to use a variety of colors together! I love the v in the pattern, but I plan to wear that to the front instead of the back. I chose 5 yarns that had some orange in them, where I alternated multicolor and semi-solids between each other in…
frogged, they were just too tight for my feet! i love the cable, it was just hard to do at my tight sock gauge!
Started with a double stranded bottom on dpns and then increased out gradually. Using a mesh stitch for the body of the bag. On the top decreases. 4/1: Finished handles, just need to weave in ends and take pictures.
This is another prototype dishcloth that I’m working on for potential publication for the pattern. It uses right twists (RT) to create a cool line through the pattern that reminds me of willow branches. Update, 2/18/08: I have one of these done in Westport, and I’m working on improving the pattern again so that RTs…
