And a one, and a two…
Wednesday February 03rd 2010, 12:43 am
Filed under: Knitting a Gift

“I’m trying to get a Taylor family project done a day.”

“Ouch,” winced Michelle. “Break out the icepacks.”

It’s 11:26 pm and I’ll run the ends in tomorrow. I know, slacker…

Yarn: one strand Somoko superwash merino/kid mohair/nylon/silk from Fleece Artist, one strand, Maple Creek Farms superwash merino/bamboo/nylon, sock weights bought at Stitches East Fall ’08, and I never realized till today how well they would go together if I should need, say, a worsted-weight’s worth of superwash treated wool…


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Gorgeous.

Comment by Lynn 02.03.10 @ 5:53 am

Alchemist of the yarns. 🙂

Lovely mix. I’m sure it’ll add sunshine and warmth to the recipient.

Oh. By the way: try to take care of yourself in the process. No sense getting tendinitis now… *wink*

Comment by Suzanne in Mtl 02.03.10 @ 6:23 am

They go together beautifully. I love the subtle variation in color- makes a simple hat quite lovely!

Comment by RobinH 02.03.10 @ 6:41 am

Yummy colors!

Comment by Jody M 02.03.10 @ 7:48 am

Can I do anything..?

Comment by karin maag-tanchak 02.03.10 @ 7:51 am

All I can do at this distance is cheer for you. Go, team, go!

Love the sunshine in that hat.

Comment by Barbara-Kay 02.03.10 @ 8:03 am

Lovely!! You take care of those knitting tools at the ends of your arms now…

Comment by Channon 02.03.10 @ 8:05 am

What is this? Your own private sweat shop? You’re working both the swing and graveyard shifts? But that is beautiful yarn.

Humor –

~ Out of estrogen… Next mood swing: two minutes.
 
~ The quickest way to get a child’s attention is to sit down and look comfortable.
 
~ You can’t stay young forever…but you can be immature for the rest of your life.

Comment by Don Meyer 02.03.10 @ 11:03 am

I alway kinda thought that if you buy colours you lie, they will tend to go together. this is proof! Lovely

Comment by Carol 02.03.10 @ 12:43 pm

Beautiful!

Comment by TripletMom 02.03.10 @ 1:18 pm

Beautiful! It looks like the variegation you find on raspberries some times (at least on our raspberries in the back yard)

Comment by Diana Troldahl 02.03.10 @ 2:50 pm

Oh, the stress. Now I’m worried about the time you’ll lose tomorrow weaving in the ends from today’s project. How will you make rate tomorrow???

Of course, it’s all for a good cause, and with beautiful results.

Comment by twinsetellen 02.03.10 @ 5:38 pm



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