Knitting etc
Sep. 25th, 2019 07:01 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
yuuagoWell, I sure had to scrape the frost off my car windows this morning. It's that time again.
With that in mind, I finished some knitting recently, and I'm pleased with it. :D
I made a Marshmallow Fluff* cowl and a Perky Hat*, and they turned out really well. I used some Malabrigo Rasta yarn, which I've been dying to try because it looks so damn squishy and warm. Turns out, it's just as squishy and warm as it looks. ;) Tried to get photos, though they didn't turn out that well - if you have a Ravelry account you can see it here.
There were a lot of adjustments to the hat pattern, and at this point it takes some significant departures from it... I was using an altered version, and then altered that further. But the result is super thick and warm, and it'll probably stand up to -25C no problem.
Next project is going to be another Rosewater shawl*. In black this time. I made one earlier in the year that was a truly hideous colour (speckled multicolour confetti... looked great on the skein, looks ridiculous once you knit up, never buying something like that again). Mom liked the design, so this one will be for her, probably.
I've managed to get pretty good at knitting while watching TV, and the lace part isn't so bad if you take care with it, so... maybe I'll be able to finish watching Rise of Phoenixes while I work on this thing. ;) Yes, I'm still not finished with that series.
With that in mind, I finished some knitting recently, and I'm pleased with it. :D
I made a Marshmallow Fluff* cowl and a Perky Hat*, and they turned out really well. I used some Malabrigo Rasta yarn, which I've been dying to try because it looks so damn squishy and warm. Turns out, it's just as squishy and warm as it looks. ;) Tried to get photos, though they didn't turn out that well - if you have a Ravelry account you can see it here.
There were a lot of adjustments to the hat pattern, and at this point it takes some significant departures from it... I was using an altered version, and then altered that further. But the result is super thick and warm, and it'll probably stand up to -25C no problem.
Next project is going to be another Rosewater shawl*. In black this time. I made one earlier in the year that was a truly hideous colour (speckled multicolour confetti... looked great on the skein, looks ridiculous once you knit up, never buying something like that again). Mom liked the design, so this one will be for her, probably.
I've managed to get pretty good at knitting while watching TV, and the lace part isn't so bad if you take care with it, so... maybe I'll be able to finish watching Rise of Phoenixes while I work on this thing. ;) Yes, I'm still not finished with that series.
Yuu. Fic writer & book lover. M/Canada.
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Date: 2019-09-28 06:30 pm (UTC)(she says, knitting her first sweater and stressing because she will have to put some stitches in "pause" for a while before knitting the other part ^-^°)
Mélusine
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Date: 2019-09-28 09:22 pm (UTC)GOOD LUCK WITH THE SWEATER. It sounds like quite a challenge.
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Date: 2019-09-29 01:35 pm (UTC)Mélusine
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Date: 2019-09-29 01:38 pm (UTC)Are you doing a regular size sweater, or a small one (baby size?) My first assumption is that a smaller one would be easier to learn with, but I really have no idea.
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Date: 2019-09-29 03:36 pm (UTC)https://www.weareknitters.fr/kits-tricot/niveau-de-tricot/facile/silver-monk-sweater
The sleeves are done, the front part is done, I'm on the back one (Me, nervous ? Nooo... ^-^°)
Mélusine
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Date: 2019-09-29 03:38 pm (UTC)Nervous, yes, but I bet the one you're making will be great. *_*