Well, I am pretty much back to my old self. The old wrist is feeling pretty good again. I have started a small quilt project (more about that in another post) and was able to do some knitting as well.
Here is that lace scarf that I have been chipping away at. It is made from sugar cane yarn. I need to weave in the ends and block this beauty but the knitting is complete and I truly love it!
I have 3 knitting projects on needles right now but couldn't resist going to the yarn shop for more yarn! What the hay, I like working on 4 knitting projects at once!
Don't you love these yummy colors! 75% superwash wool and 25% nylon
Also found this pattern for a felted tea cozy. Cute!
Also found this pattern for a felted tea cozy. Cute!
These are little gift cards with knitting themed pins attached. The little pins are about 1/2 inch in size. These will go to the ladies in my little knitting group. (We call ourselves "Knit Wits")
Finally, I couldn't resist buying this! It is an ink pen with a retractable tape measure at the top.
Finally, I couldn't resist buying this! It is an ink pen with a retractable tape measure at the top.
Talk at you later! Rumi
Gorgeous scarf!!! Do you need a new winter coat to go with it? Sock yarn...snuggily feet for winter. Oh boy a new tea cozy too.
ReplyDeleteRumi what does "block" mean? The scraf looks gorgeous. The gift cards are way cute and the cup of tea on the cozy just perfect.
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Beautiful scarf! I'm working on a lace shawl myself right now. Lots of concentration required! How did you like working with the sugar cane yarn? Was it soft? I found some yarn up at Patternworks this summer that was so stiff and rough, and I thought it was sugar cane, but could be mistaken. It must have been something else, or no one in their right mind would use it for a scarf!
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I love the lace pattern in the scarf, just gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteTake Care :)
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ReplyDeleteHia Rumi the scarf looks lovely. I've not seen sugar cane yarn in the shops here. I'm still drooling over the Noro yarns. :-)
ReplyDeleteOoo wonderful gadget. The number of times I'm using a pattern and they don't bother to print a ruler on them is silly.
Glad your wrist is better.
Your scarf is just gorgoeus Rumi!! Love the cute knit cards - perfect for the "knit wits".
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scarf.
ReplyDeleteThose little pins are so cute. Your buddies will love them.
That pen is a hoot!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd love that tea cozy! So cozy! Make it!
oh my gosh, your scarf turned out gorgeous! and i love the colors in that sox yarn! there is absolutely nothing wrong with having lots and lots of projects going at once...it prevents boredom...☺
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