Thursday, February 21, 2008
Progress of a sort
This left sock in on gauge for me, but the right one had too many stitches in it so I had to rip it all out and start over again. C'est la vie. The yarn is so pretty it is not a big loss to have to redo it so that is fine.
Monday, February 18, 2008
First tomato of the year, ripening
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Valentines flowers
Monday, February 11, 2008
A bit of progress on the Trekking XXL
The start of the leg, I cast on about 90 stitches to compensate for the cankles, and the swollen ankles (no matter that I take 2 kinds of blood pressure meds) I really love the shadowing of the yarn and it feels good to use. It is fun to watch what happens every row or so. I know that with much less width that it would show a more gradual shadowing, but it is all fun.
Friday, February 8, 2008
Flowers blooming, yarn and socks
The mini-daffodils in the pot are less than the size of a quarter; I love these guys. The passion flower is blooming on the front porch; the vines are in the ground and I am weaving the vines back and forth across the porch to block out the sun as much as I can since it gets horribley hot and miserable in the summer time. Any shade is nice. The passion flower is intertwined with passion fruit vines. The box of yarn is sock yarn, very bright colors, and the sock at the bottom is two skeins; one is primary colors in sockotta and then interspersed with wool yarn, Wildefoote in color Deco Green which is very, very bright. I love it.
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Ribbing on the new socks
Sunday, February 3, 2008
Superbowl Knitting with bright yarn
Friday, February 1, 2008
Lovely yarn I got today
New yarn I just got in for colorful socks. I can't believe how vibrant the colors are and I can't wait to start knitting away. I might start that colorway that is all stripey on the left side on Superbowl Sunday. I will be allllll by myself, and even bought a token beer to drink for my husband who is already deployed and can't be here and maybe can't even watch. I hope he can. The striped yarn has orange, green, turquoise and red, which sounds horrible and garish but makes a lovely striped, shadowy pattern. I hope to get them knit soon.
I got a free skein of yarn!
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