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For once, I’ve had a successful KAL! Despite past tradition of not knitting along, I manged to knit lace (and only lace!) successfully all summer. I even managed to sneak in one last completion: Pattern: Pear and Trellis (Knitspot) Yarn:Colourmart Cashmere/Silk 3/45NM Laceweight, worked with two strands together Needles: 3.0mm/ U.S. 2-1/2 In addition to two other completed projects, I . . . → Read More: wrapping up Read more »  One comment - (Comments are closed)  Finshed Project, Nominated - Lace on Display, Wee Lace - < 350yrds Thank goodness the deadline wasn’t 9/21! I finished my final project (Icarus) that evening and it’s blocking now. My final report is: 441 yds knit on the “Wrapped in Care shawl” 540 yds knit on the “Juliet” 854 yds knit on “Icarus” 259 yds knit on “Noro Zetor Shawl” 50 yds knit on “Frill” (only 50 yds worth of this was . . . → Read More: The Finish Line! Read more » Comments are closed Bulky Lace, Finshed Project, Judged Contests, Medium Lace -701-1800 yds, Most Yards, Quantity Competitions, Small Lace - 350-700 yds Here they all are, my summer of lace last finished objects. A lot of knitting, and I did some non-lace things as well, and started a lace throw, too! And these that I’ve already gifted… For a total of twelve small lace projects. Whew! List: 1 Chenille face cloth 2. Mikado Rivolo (scarf) 3. Gusty aegean (scarf 4. Blue scarf 5. Silky Omo (scarf 6. Squeezey . . . → Read More: Last official post Read more » Believe it or not, this shawl has less than 350 yards of luscious wool/silk yarn – details of which can be seen at my Ravelry link. I couldn’t believe it knitted up so quickly! I will be tackling another shawl . . . → Read More: My first shawl Read more » Comments are closed Finshed Project, Lace Knitting by Size, Newbie, Newbie Lace Knitters, Nominated - Lace Partnerships, Raffle Categories, Wee Lace - < 350yrds I was almost finished… only about twenty more rows to go. I was going to be able to finish this scarf in time to give it to my sister for her birthday…. The yarn had surprised me by just being wonderful! Easy to work with…soft…scrunchy… And then…. I realized my puppy was in the house…. Where was she…. Oh no! I ran to . . . → Read More: LLR’s Lace Disaster! Read more » Please don’t tell my sister that David describes his Martian Scarf as “man-lace.” I gave it to her for her birthday (in August) and I think the tailored style will go well with many of her business suits. I had originally planned on giving her the Green Column of Leaves – to go with her dark . . . → Read More: Some “man-lace” for my sister! Read more » Comments are closed Finshed Project, Judged Contests, Lace Knitting by Size, Nominated - Lace Partnerships, Raffle Categories, Wee Lace - < 350yrds I started this hat July 1st. Here’s my Ravelry link for all the details and extra pictures. It was definitely a learning experience, but I think I’ll probably actually wear it this Winter! I call it my Himalaya hat because the yarn is Himalaya Yarn from Tibet! And it has bits of bright colorful silk thrown . . . → Read More: A Newbie Wee FO – Amanda hat Read more » Comments are closed Finshed Project, Judged Contests, Lace Knitting by Size, Newbie, Newbie Lace Knitters, Raffle Categories, Wee Lace - < 350yrds One more finished project to sneak in! It’s Langsgalid Barur. This was a fun and easy project, knit with Silk Garden Sock Yarn. I may be ready to knit something other than . . . → Read More: One More! Read more » One comment - (Comments are closed) Finshed Project, Medium Lace -701-1800 yds, Nominated - Lace on Display I didn’t quite get this finished for the Ravelympics deadline, and it took me even longer to block it, but my stole, inspired by the sheen of the yarn and the ideas of water and the sea, is finally finished. Pattern: My own, composed of motifs from the Barbara Walker stich dictionaries 7 comments - (Comments are closed) Finshed Project, I designed it myself!, Medium Lace -701-1800 yds, Most Yards, Nominated - Lace Extravaganza, Nominated - Lace on Display Okay, they’d be much more glamorous if I’d found a more glamourous looking model, or done something elegant with my hair or…. but whatever, here is Daedelus … free from the blocking board. I think it looks rather nice simply draping the way it does when you’re not doing bird imitations… I also like the way . . . → Read More: The Glamour Shots Read more » |
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