Yarn Along
9:06 AMI've missed the last few yarn alongs......life has been busy and it just has not let me sit down to journal about my knitting. But i have been knitting......with not much to show for it. I decided to do some spring cleaning in my project department and took a good look at ones that had been sitting around a while. I decided to rip back one sweater that was not working out and use that yarn to cast on for a Juneberry Triangle. I have had my eye on that patten for some time and I am excited to get going on it! I am also going to frog my Vodka Lemonade....yes I am more then halfway done with it but I keep trying it on and trying to like the way the shoulder increases look.....but I don't. In the cotton yarn they look big and loopy and I think ugly.....so the plan is too frog it and make a different spring cardy......maybe Chic. We will see!
I did make progress on finishing my first pair of socks. I have started and ripped out so many pairs and never finished any. But I am determined this time and one sock is done and I am just turning the heel on the other! I love these socks! The pattern is Crimple and it's free! I bought the yarn the week of St. Patty's Day and it came with the cute project bag! Perfect for sock knitting! I found a great cast on for toe up socks using DPN's. It's by Cat Bordhi and it is easy and fun! You can see it here.
I am not reading anything new right now.......I'm too caught up with spring cleaning!! I plan on heading over to Small Things and be inspired by the many projects everyone is working on!
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Oooh, I love the vibrant color of the socks. My daughter would really enjoy it if I made something like that for her. I've just never attempted socks before!
ReplyDeleteOh the Juneberry Triangle is so much fun to knit. I can't wait to see how yours turns out. I started my second one last night. It is additive to knit :) I love your socks!
ReplyDeleteYour socks are amazing, the colours are super! Your socks and my cap - we are talking fashion statement LOL!! :D
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Awesome color! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThose socks -- wow! I've seen the Juneberry here and there and have decided I'd best add it to my queue.
ReplyDeleteWould love to see your Juneberry Triangle. I have that pattern in the book along with Lullaby Blanket that I knit some years ago.
ReplyDeleteWow, Alisa. That color brings me back to the 80s, when I grew up. Love it!
ReplyDeleteSuch a vibrant shade of green!! Those will be a very happy pair of socks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great color! I love the cables too.
ReplyDeleteThose socks are perfect for spring time knitting! I can't believe your ripping out the sweater, but if you don't like the increases now you never ever will. Have fun!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful socks. Love that colour and the pattern looks like a lot of fun.
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Gorgeous socks. I am working on my first pair of socks as well.
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