Time for an update on my Year of Projects list. I am quite surprised that I actually have something to report!First off the list is the item I made for a yarn swap I am in, a small pouch\bag. I wish I could have done more but given the limited knitting time I have, I kept it small. I have had this pattern from Lion Brand for awhile and decided now was time to try it! Used RedHeart and Vanna's, sz 6 needles. Made a few modifications...
I finally finished the Hawkeye scarf! I am very happy as I wanted this done before September, not too shabby! I used Cascade Superwash, Black and Daffodil, sz 7 or 8 needles I believe. LOVE it! It's very warm! Haven't been able to get a pic yet, but you can look at previous posts and just imagine that, but longer :) Hope it's recipient enjoys it!And currently otn (on the needles) is the owlie sack, one of many baby gift items I will be knitting this year! I am about halfway through the owls and then it is many, many rows of stockinette! This needs to be done by November...off to a good start!
Come back next week!
??? what is your item, the green and white one for the swap?
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the progress on the owl and I too am intrigued to know what the green and white piece is for the swap lol
ReplyDeletelol so sorry!! its a small pouch\bag! thx for catching that, it was late when i wrote it!
ReplyDeleteoh my I've not seen the owlie sack pattern before - it is unbelievably cute x
ReplyDeleteThe owl sack looks like it'll be so cute! can't wait to see it finished! You're making good progress
ReplyDeleteWell done! The owly sack is going to be so cute!
ReplyDeleteSome very sweet projects there; the new parents are sure to appreciate the owlie sack, especially for a November baby!
ReplyDeleteYou have been really busy. Can't wait to see more of the owlie sack
ReplyDeleteOwlie sack looks good! Can't wait to see the finished project. I did an owl baby outfit for a friend. The sack was crochet with a hat with ears and tufts. Super cute. Love owls.
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