Jun 30
Mmmmmm woven texture!
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Mmmmmm woven texture!
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So I started this sweater on Tuesday, and it's been a lot of fun so far. I'm using a pattern from Ravelry called Nishe Pullover by Tania Fraiz. The pattern is for a 7 year old but I was able to adjust it a bit to make it my size. It's a bit small but fits me well enough. And it will probably fit better after I block it.
The yarn is pretty rough, but I kind of enjoy knitting up a rougher yarn, and with an undershirt I think it'll be fine to wear. It will be good for the colder months, as it's a thicker wool. My aunt gave me the yarn from her stash, and I don't know how old it is or where it's from, but I love the color and I've really been enjoying knitting it up. It feels almost like a rug yarn (that sounds bad, but it's not bad to work with.)
Anyway, I really like the cable pattern at the top, and it inspired me to start a new one for my aunt. I bought a cone of yarn at the thrift store yesterday and cast it on today. I was very lucky to find a cone of wool in her favorite colors. I'll attach a picture below.
WIP wednesday: holes vest by DEGEN
MC: rowan creative linen in "cloud" (thrifted by my gran)
CC: lion brand bonbons (thrifted by me)
New off the loom! I love weaving projects that look like a character from a Tamora Pierce Novel would wear!
Alanna shivered as she gazed over the choppy waters of Pirate's Swoop. She knew that she hadn't been the best mother, but seeing Aly THRIVING like that, in a way that she had never seen her daughter glow... "Lass, you'll catch a chill," George said as a warm woolen shawl was wrapped around her shoulders. "Copper for your thoughts?" Alanna tilted her head back against the chest, no less solid than when she had first done so, even after all these years. "Contemplating mistakes made, planning battle strategies to prevent them being made again." George's fingers laced into hers, creating a protective shield wall around her growing belly. "I've been contemplating much the same," he admitted. Alanna smiled up at him, then turned her attention to the warm shawl he had placed around her. "This is new." That half smirk she loved on him flashed quickly in the dark. "Aye, well, I may have been trying to find clothing in the shade of your eyes. The weaver down the way finally managed to get it." "Don't tell me the Whisper Man is going soft on me?" "For you and our little ones, lass? Always."
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Handwoven Rainbows are the best rainbows!
Experimenting with joining infinity scarves! This joining is two scraps of vintage lace made in New England (at least according to the label on them at the thrift store, but I tend to trust that thrift store) and a hand embroidered patch made by one of my favorite regular customers. I'll work on cross stitch while I'm at Markets and she'll come see my progress and hand me some of her newest work "Now don't say no, this stuff won't do me any good just laying around. Go and make something with it." (So much of my business is based on saying "Yes Ma'am" to older women!)
I've got a pocket, gotta pocket full of sunshine! This merino blend scarf was so much fun to weave. 3 different balls of yarn for the warp, and then a fuzzy merino, and a smoother merino, thin ply yarns for the warp creating a beautiful, subtle mottled effect.