I’m still slogging away at blanket assembly. It may require reknitting one or two squares. One is bigger than all the others. One is shorter than all the others. It would be nice if the two could be used together to make two normal squares, but that isn’t going to work.
The gnome/Santa pillow is still in time out.
Frankensocks are up to date.
One project that has been rattling around in my head for a couple of years took a step forward this week. It started with this book:
It’s all about finding inspiration for colorwork patterns. Inspiration can be anything, from obvious things like nature to things like technology or architecture. I’ve been wanting to try this out, but did not know what I could do with patterns once they were done. A sweater sounded promising, but l try to avoid horizontal stripes. Eventually I thought that a solid sweater with coordinating patterns on the sleeves would be good. I didn’t want to concoct my own pattern and had not run across one that was suitable.
I got an email from Must Stash about sweater kits it is doing. They are for a pattern I saw on Ravelry called Sock Arms. Plain body with self-striping sock yarn for the arms, what does that sound like?
The size range goes beyond what l need, so Santa is bringing me one of the kits. Well, maybe not quite for Christmas. It will be here in plenty of time for Ravellenics. At the rate this is going, my colorwork arms should be ready to do by the next Ravellenics. The winter ones.
No comments:
Post a Comment