It's the end of January, you know what that means....time for the tally! Just before the end of Jan I finished my socks out of Poste Yarn from Simply Socks Yarn Company. Pretty nice stuff! I was in love with the colorway. It's got these great thick stripes in brown, turquoise, and light blue. Below is a close-up of the yarn, but first the stats:
January 2013 reconing:
- 1 pair of socks (for me)
- 1 skien of yarn in pink and brown
- 1 huge blanket
Here's my most recent acquisition, courtesy of Overstock.com. It's 4 cones of yarn (LB 18somethingorother), a book called Amigurumi Knits, and a new ball-winder. The ball-winder is to replace the one that I have that doesn't work so well anymore.
And, of course, what end of month post would be complete without showing my new projects. I couldn't help it, I had a little startitis.
To the right is my new project out of Bernat Mosaic, two different colorways, which looks a lot like if you do the same thing with Noro. The yarn is a lot like Noro, I suspect on purpose.
And here is my last new project, another daybreak. This will be my 3rd. It's done in a dark red (sorry for the bad color in the picture) and navy blue variegated yarn and a plain navy yarn, both are cascade heritage.
I love the daybreak, it's such a quick knit - probably because you can plan to do just 1 more stripe before you put it down and suddenly, you have a ton of stripes.
2 comments:
I'm really behind in your podcasts but I'm a loyal listener and will get caught up. You were reviewing Supernatural and I thought to share this with you. http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/dean-winchesters-chevy-sock-from-supernatural I recently got a larger skein of yarn and dyed up some yarn for myself. I have these GREAT stitch markers with a hell hound, Deans favorite! LOL a knife, cross etc. Check it out. The yarn is so GREAT that I have to make my own socks.
Going to enjoy playing catch up with you.... yeah, really far behind. I have a long new list of stuff you might like... White Collar, 24 to name two.
One cannot be a selfish knitter if one is knitting for 2. BTW, after ultrasound number 1, we knicknamed (pun intended) the little one, "the bean," because it really does look like a bean. They staid that way until all ultrasounds (and there were many, I go way early), showed three legs on all, instead of two. I guess, technically, the one in the middle is not a leg. :) then, they were boy beans. No names shared until said child entered the world. It's better that way. No one can kvetch.
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