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Tag Archives: wool
Blocking
Last night seemed like a good time to block the Calista May shawl. I was concerned that the colors would run, but they didn’t at all – even in the hot water soak. It is now pinned out to dry. … Continue reading
Casting off
I just cast off the Calista May shawl! There are some ends to weave in and it needs a serious blocking – but I didn’t run out of yarn (I was nervous for a little while that the edge was … Continue reading
The end is near
I just removed my last marker and am in the final stretch of the border on the Calista May shawl. I was overly optimistic this morning on how quickly this last bit would go, and packed a backup knitting project. … Continue reading
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Tagged Calista May, Knitting, shawl, wool
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Edging along
This morning I turned the corner on my Calista May shawl, and started the border (in brown).
No room
Another thing about worsted weight, it takes more room on the needles – and my shawl is rapidly exceeding its space allotment and is in danger of leaping off while in my bag. I’ve left it at home today while … Continue reading
A very woolly story
I am fortunate to be located just twenty miles or so from where the Madrona Fiber Retreat is held each February. This proximity makes it easy for me to go all four days, to enjoy the market and demonstrations in small … Continue reading
Now with antlers
An Antler Hat is on the needles, in school bus yellow this time – but it’s turning out a little too small for the recipient I had in mind, so I’ll be making yet another (larger) one right after this … Continue reading
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Feeling cozy
A quick little scrap buster: beer (or cider) bottle cozy! I’m using wool oddments, will probably make several.
Antler Hat
One-day project! Knit in Donegal Tweed. Quite warm, I hope it’s a cold winter.
Juliet Poe Cowl
Kismet stepped in and the day after I spun up that lovely sport-weight yarn, I read a post from The Sock Monkey wherein he blogged about his new cowl pattern, and I immediately knew that the Juliet Poe Cowl was … Continue reading
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