I’ve been so busy in the garden that I haven’t been spending as much time knitting (or in front of the computer), but I couldn’t miss Ginny’s Yarn Along on Small Things. So here we are.
I’m almost finished with a hat for someone who needs it in Japan—it’s my Toddler Earflap Hat adapted for knitting in the around. I’ll share the updated pattern here next week. I thought it was fitting that the Noro Kureyon (made in Japan) in my stash return to Japan to keep someone warm. I might have just enough yarn leftover to make another hat for Nathan this winter. I love how nicely it stripes around a smaller circumference.
I’m also making good headway on my May socks, my own simple design that will be snug-fitting and tall. I’m using up every last inch of this soft self-striping yarn to get the full, stripey effect. I really like it.
I soooo love how your stripes are coming out! What kind of yarn is that?
ReplyDeleteLove your stripes. I have been reading the same book forever! I never seem to find enough time to read at the moment. Jacinta
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors on both!
ReplyDeleteLove the stripes .... very fun!
ReplyDeleteI love the yarns on both projects!! And I'm with you on wishing I could knit and read at the same time!!
ReplyDeleteListening to audiobooks on my iPod is the only way I can think of to knit and "read" at the same time. Love those socks!
ReplyDeleteThanks, everyone! The socks are made in Knit Picks Felici fingering in colorway Afternoon.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors in those socks - so 70s looking!
ReplyDeleteLOVE Noro! And what a perfect project for it! And I love the socks!
ReplyDeleteLove those stripy socks! Fun :)
ReplyDeleteGreat hat and socks! Looks like a lot of fun knitting going on in your house!
ReplyDeleteoh I'm in love with those fat striped socks!!
ReplyDeletelove those colors. I've been itching to try socks but haven't gathered my courage yet. Those striped ones may have me trying soon though!
ReplyDeleteI really love those colors on the socks! They are soooo cheerful :)
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