Showing posts with label tank top. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tank top. Show all posts

Saturday, 10 March 2012

I made myself some promises this year, to knit things that suited me and to try to ensure that I examined things while I knit them to ensure that they're actually good for me.  And then I spent the last two months doing a fair amount of knitting, so this is going to be a long post.


Garments:

Bramblewood nearly finishedBramblewood Vest









Noro top


Noro V-Necked top, which I may have to make into a pattern














Cowls:
Raindrop cowl
 Turquoise  Drip-Drop cowl

Dented Cowl below as a test knit for the designer.


matching dented hat, which was a riff on the original
Double sided
Inspired by the strip


Dishcloths

I joined a monthly dishcloth along and these are the January

Two more dishcloths
and February cloths











Big Damn Washcloth I also knit the Big Damn Washcloth


Socks

Almost identical! Accidentally the Par 5 Socks for Mac

Waves socks for Mac Thanks socks also for Mac


Other stuff
Serenity blanket




The Serenity Blanket got finished it now needs blocking.











 A friend left work and I made two bookmarks for her bellflower bookmark (left) and Piccola (right)

Bookmark with flowers all starched and readySock bookmark





 So far this year I've knit over 4km of yarn! I feel pretty chuffed with myself. I'm almost finished my Vog On socks, I got a chunk of them done during PCon last weekend and I'm happy with them.  The Nevada City Windows cardigan is almost there too. After that I'm going to go back to the Garter Stitch Cardigan and fix those damned sleeves

Wednesday, 1 February 2012

Socks and tanktop

So I've been quite productive this few days

Waves socks for Mac
Thanks socks for Mac with some extra repeats of the straight patterning in order to make it long enough.

Bramblewood nearly finished Did some infilling to the top

Bramblewood top with some extra infilling.

The socks produced a grin and the top is timely, as soon as it dries anyway!  The infilling was necessary because the armholes needed to be deepened, now they're right but then they were too small, I would never have been able to wear it.