Knitting

I promised Fluid Pudding a picture of the Hurry Up Spring Armwarmers, so here they are in their unfinished glory: That little stub on the side is the embryonic thumb.  I'm not done with the main part of the gauntlet (sounds better to me than armwarmer or topless

Margene says "it's the process."  I agree, but my process lately seems to involve messing something up and figuring out how to fix it more than just knitting the thing.  Take the Stitch n Bitch Nation project Hurry Up Spring Armwarmers.  I really like the pattern,

Started work on the second wool/hemp/mohair sock this week.  It looks much like the first.  The toe is done, but I'm still in the annoying reinforcement thread section.  I know where I wear my socks out and I want these to last, but it's

Materials: One reference coaster Size 7 needles (Or larger, I knit really tightly) 1 ball of Lily Sugar n Cream Cast on 21 stitches.  Work four rows in knit 3 purl 3  rib.  Work four rows in purl 3 knit 3 rib.  Continue until  size matches the reference coaster.  Cast

This is my favourite Christmas gift from Hubby: The Morehouse Farm Snake Scarf kit: Every other project is temporarily on hold while I knit this scarf.  Aside from the gorgeous variegated toxic green colour, I get to wear the unwound skein like a big necklace while I'm working.

I need help.  Knitters, how do you pronounce these yarn names? Noro Kureyon Written suspiciously like it should be pronounced "crayon" to me, is this correct?  I'm planning to get my first Kureyon in a couple of weeks.  Is it nice to wear? Koigu Koy-goo?  Kwe-goo?

The Eternal Sweater is finally restarted.  I've got one and a bit pattern repeats up the front so far: Finally got a decent shot of the cable pattern, a thirty six row by twenty six stitch panel, which has to be coordinated with a ten row repeated cable.

This is the second catnip mouse, along with what was left from the ball of Lamb's Pride after making one Coronet hat and two mice: Quantum and Tangle were fighting over the solitary mouse last night, now they have one each.  Mouse #1 finally dried enough to stuff

Woohoo!  My copy of Stitch n' Bitch Nation arrived in the mail today!  Free books are a wonderful thing. Working on a couple of catnip mice, which taught me how to do bobbles.  Or rather, how to attempt to do bobbles, reason that the cats will only chew on

Finished one of the hemp blend socks: It's thinner than my purple comfort socks are, but still warm.  The reinforcement thread feels a little odd, but it will probably soften in the wash.  I'm supposed to handwash this yarn.  Forgot my ferocious tension the first time