Calann is going to knit Flap Happy Two in Azteca Milrayes (Aran: 53% Wool, 47% Acrylic, 197 yards). She's got her pom-pom already picked.
She began picking up the stitches for the sleeve on her Tressage Sweater. Yarn: Anzula Squishy (Fingering: 80% Merino, 10% Cashmer, 10% Nylon, 385 yards).
She finished the Unice Unicorn Hood and gave it to her granddaughter. Best compliment ever, "It's Magical, Grammy". I could not have said it better myself.
Maddie finished her Agnes Sweater in Brooklyn Tweed Loft (Fingering: 100% Targhee-Columbia, 275 yards) and couldn't be happier. She knit it a size up to be really roomy, so she can were it over a coat.
After working on size #4-6 needles (Agnes), she is delighted to knit the Purl Soho sweater Classic Knit Jacket on #15's! She cast on and knit what you see in the picture during the course of our 2-hour class! Yarn: Super Bulky Lanecardate Feltro
This sweater was designed with the Kanso aesthetic in mind, based on the 7 Japanese Aesthetic Principles. Kanso is the simplicity or elimination of clutter.
She wanted to revisit her Super Bulky Winter Vest and figure out where she is.
Allison finished the back of her of Agnes Sweater. She was inspired by Maddie's finished sweater which is coincidently in the same colors.
She finished the Tucker Hat. She held Plymouth Baby Alpaca Chunky double (Chunky: 100% Baby Alpaca, 110 yards).
Cornelia has been knitting away on her Churchmouse Easy Folded Poncho knit with Modern Cotton (DK: 60% Cotton, 40% Rayon, 335 yards). Since Tuesday, I have heard that she dropped stitches and lost a lot of ground!
© Kathy Cadigan for Fringe Association |
Random comments of the day:
-Put baby powder in your shoes for increased comfort (whether or not you wear them with socks or barefoot).
-"Apes in Gibraltar like dried macaroni but if they misbehave and have a record, they are sent to Scotland?" The conversation around the table was like a game of telephone.
Books:
Elinor Oliphant is completely fine.
Winston Churchill biography non fiction The Last Lion
Edward Rutherford
Tucker making himself at home on my bed. The story of Goldilocks and the three bears comes to mind.
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