More greens, more greens
I was planning to talk about two other knitting projects–the Pink Memories sweater I just finished, or possibly a silk Brandilyn top I started a couple of weeks ago. Neither made the cut as yesterday I...
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Last gasp of winter
April has been very weird in Arkansas this year. Last weekend it snowed, though very lightly. That’s pretty unusual for us. The intermittent icy blasts of cold prompted me to finally finish this Pink...
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Overdue!
I finished this Kinton top at then end of May and I have been sloooow about posting the finished pictures. Taking finished pictures of garments can be a challenge sometimes. Today I whipped out my...
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Spring break hat
When I saw the most recent issue of Pompom I fell in love with this hat, Sweetfern. I used the recommended yarn, Neighborhood Fiber Co. Rustic Fingering in Reservoir Hill (navy) and Columbus Circle....
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Carbeth Cardigan for spring
I worked on this Carbeth Cardigan quietly in the background during our spring break trip to New Orleans and for a short time after. Lately it seems like lots of my knitting doesn’t make it to Instagram...
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Accidental negative ease
The matching pink sweater saga continues with one for me. I swear, I do knit other things, but my knitting world has been swathed in pink for some time now. This time I decided to follow the pattern...
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Everything is canceled, except knitting
These are strange times, friends. COVID-19 has swiftly and ferociously taken over the so much of the collective mental space. I hope you all are washing your hands like never before and staying home...
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Livie, Livie
I finished Livie, by Tamy Gore a couple of weeks ago. I made it out of the exact yarn specified in the pattern—even the suggested colors—which I rarely do. The yarn is Hedgehog Fibres sock yarn in...
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Aperture, now with a gradient!
As mentioned previously, I adore my first Aperture shawl. It continues to be my go-to for taking to my office while I avoid shivering under the air conditioning vent. I knew I would probably make...
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A small and sweet sweater
This sweater if for my baby niece, Rosalie, up in the frozen tundra (not quite) of Minnesota. I was lax on making her a sweater by Christmas, so on Valentine’s Day I conjured up the idea for this one...
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