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Never Not Knitting
Almost never not knitting. I cast on a watch cap in yarn I used to helically knit scrappy pirate socks and a sock ornament (last photo). I don’t like it in k3 p2 ribbing as much as stockinette. The wrong side, which shows when the brim is folded up, does look more appealing. 🤔 I kept taking photos to convince myself to keep going. 😜
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Dignity Cap
Coming in for a landing. Knitting my Dignity Cap isn't difficult, but I chose to write needle-by-needle instructions along the way. I figure that knitters who aren't familiar with helical knitting might appreciate it.
Never Not Knitting
Okay, yes, I started another hat. I want photos of the black-brimmed hat's next steps, and we didn't have enough natural light today. This hat is one I've been wanting to knit from leftover heavier fingering weight yarn.
Opal Pullover & Sockenwolle Romance 6-fach 6013
Never Not Knitting
This scrappy hat is knit from heavier fingering weight yarn, mostly leftover ONline SuperSocke and KFI Indulgance. I was just knitting to knit, so I didn't plan ahead and ended up reworking it a few times. Back to the ribbing to change the negative ease, back to the body to shorten the hat, again for better distribution of striping, and one last time in the crown decreases for the solid red top. It kept me occupied.
Dignity Cap
Observed the equinox by knitting at Jackson Beach. The helical body of my Dignity Cap is finished! Crown decreases are next.
Autumn has been my favorite season for as long as I can remember, but this year it feels like we're taking refuge in Helm's Deep before Saruman's Uruk-hai attack.
We had a nearly cloudless sky and still water, so my time-lapse video only really shows the cluster of sails milling about near Dinner Island - young sailors, judging by their sudden, excited shouts of "Starboard! Starboard! Starboard!" - and senior folk making their way down to the water and back. Of course, fanciful driftwood structures dot the beach.
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Dignity Cap
Dignity. The quality of being worthy of esteem or respect. It's the first thing taken by fas¢!sts.
My Dignity Cap continues. I'm glad for these 7 inch (18 cm) double-pointed needles. I think they're nylon, though, so they are much more flexible than my usual DPNs. If I publish a pattern, it should probably include multiple sizes in multiple weights of yarn. I'm tired already.
Never Not Knitting
The watch cap continues. Whatever else is happening, I must knit. ✅ Check the fit. It does. ✅ Observe the brim. Not bad. ✅ Onward and upward. Literally.
No matter how many of a thing I knit, I check size and fit obsessively. 3.5 inches (9 cm) for the turned up brim and fold. 2 more inches (5 cm) that the brim will hide. Ready to knit another 2.5 inches (6.5 cm) for a total of 8 inches (20.5 cm) before crown decreases.
Never Not Knitting
Knitters look ahead. I'm looking forward to autumn and wearing my new scrappy watch cap. It's so comfortable that after taking these photos, it took a while before I realized I was still wearing the hat.
