A springy happy version of Urbanity. The Lilt Sock is slightly lighter than the Trinity Sock, so it made a more airy fabric, by just a touch. The silk makes it luxurious. The drop stitches worked up so nice in this yarn too.
| Began | February 5, 2012 |
| Finished | February 1, 2012 |
100% | |
| Edited | March 6, 2012 |
| Pattern URL | Urbanity Shawl by 304002 |
| Made for | prototype |
| Size made | one size |
guessing on the usage of dogwood and magenta simply cotton, didn’t take weights of what was there to start.
took measurements 11/1. completed back 11/5. completed front 11/14. complete sleeves 11/21. completed seaming 11/22. completed cowl 11/26. wove in ends 11/28. adjustments: added 1” of length. moved waist shaping up by 1”. added stitches for the ribbing to be in correct multiples – decreased out mid-armhole shaping on the back. alternating skeins throughout. knit…
using my big size six needles (between sizes on the needle gauge) ABAAB clue 1 – chosen because it sounded more interesting for 2 colored knitting. wish I had woven in the ends as I went! 1/27: finished clue 2- chosen because I like short rows 2/3: finished clue 3 – chosen because the sk2p…
Happy Midsummer Nights in June can come back any time! I won the Midsummer’s Night the first day at #zk2017 in the prize drawing. So I went searching for an interesting contrast at MarigoldJen’s booth on the last day. I preordered #minnesota52 so I got it at the retreat too. perfect match 🙂 I made…
Cast on 21 stitches to make the squares smaller. Added an adorable picture of my nephew modeling the hat 🙂
