Tuesday, February 05, 2008
Hats
Since I got on Ravelry I have a hard time remembering to update my FO's here. So I have two this time!! Both hats.
Pattern: My own, k2,p2 round and round and round
Yarn: Wool Ease multi in Pines colorway
Needles: Size 8 mystery circs
I held this doubled throughout to make a very thick/warm hat since SO works outside. It didn't take up both skeins, so quite possibly one skein will still be enough for this hat.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mnangel13/2241578872/
Second hat:
Pattern: David's Hat, by Kenny (on Ravelry)
Yarn: Filatura Di Crosa Wave in Navy
and Knit Picks Andean Silk in Cream, as pattern
Wool Ease, leftovers in Blue, for interior cuff/hem
Needles: Size 5 and 7 Boye circs
This was my first EVER fair isle project and I was really nervous. I'm a natural procrastinator when it comes to the unknown but I made myself dive into this full tilt. I'm really glad I did. I cast on Thursday evening, and was finished Sunday morning. It took me a bit to figure out how to hold the 2 strands, and the most comfortable and most efficient way was for me to hold them BOTH in my right hand on different fingers. I'm a righty and I have tried repeatedly to teach myself to incorporate my left hand while knitting, but it's very slow and clumsy and no matter how often I practice it still slows me WAAAAYYY down. And I have knitting to get done, so that doesn't work for me.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mnangel13/2240722413/in/photostream/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mnangel13/2240725589/in/photostream/
Poor guy. He was outside and I made him come in to try this on. He's ok though cuz he loves his new hat and has declared it his favorite of all of them!!
Pattern: My own, k2,p2 round and round and round
Yarn: Wool Ease multi in Pines colorway
Needles: Size 8 mystery circs
I held this doubled throughout to make a very thick/warm hat since SO works outside. It didn't take up both skeins, so quite possibly one skein will still be enough for this hat.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mnangel13/2241578872/
Second hat:
Pattern: David's Hat, by Kenny (on Ravelry)
Yarn: Filatura Di Crosa Wave in Navy
and Knit Picks Andean Silk in Cream, as pattern
Wool Ease, leftovers in Blue, for interior cuff/hem
Needles: Size 5 and 7 Boye circs
This was my first EVER fair isle project and I was really nervous. I'm a natural procrastinator when it comes to the unknown but I made myself dive into this full tilt. I'm really glad I did. I cast on Thursday evening, and was finished Sunday morning. It took me a bit to figure out how to hold the 2 strands, and the most comfortable and most efficient way was for me to hold them BOTH in my right hand on different fingers. I'm a righty and I have tried repeatedly to teach myself to incorporate my left hand while knitting, but it's very slow and clumsy and no matter how often I practice it still slows me WAAAAYYY down. And I have knitting to get done, so that doesn't work for me.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mnangel13/2240722413/in/photostream/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mnangel13/2240725589/in/photostream/
Poor guy. He was outside and I made him come in to try this on. He's ok though cuz he loves his new hat and has declared it his favorite of all of them!!
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