New England
I tried to post yesterday and something wonky was going on with blogger. It won't let me post photographs and then it wouldn't even save what I had written as a draft. Grrr.
Anyway...


Yes, Virgina, it is a warshcloth! Does that make me offically a "knit dweeb"? I bought Mason Dixon Knitting last weekend and read it cover to cover. They are humorous writers, and the art work and layout are fabulous. The patterns are just plain fun. I really never did think about knitting a dish cloth, but it looked like fun, and you know what, it was. I knit it on Saturday evening while watching the Kentucky Derby and a couple of episodes of Big Love on HBO.
Here's one other item I've worked on this week, simple self-striping socks knit from Opal Rodeo sock yarn. They are so much faster to knit that the lace sock patterns I've been working on lately. I'm ready for a new project though, just haven't decided what it is yet.
That's all folks!
3 Comments:
I love Opal sock yarn! I have a pair and they are my favorites. They wash up in the machine so nice and soft.
I love the pink socks!!! The pattern is beautiful!
I have started the embossed leaves using llana grosa, striped, in orange, lime, rasberry, blue, and cream... its interesting... I'll post a pix of it as it get longer!
Auntie Pita
Love all the projects! The pink socks are beautiful.
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