So, now she can mosey through College Town without freezing her shins off!AAAND...I finished the Hubster's gloves, which you can see here. Improvised on size 1 needless with worsted yarn...they hurt my hands, but I have to make another pair, because they look funny-ish to me... But, they are finished, and he can wear them, and they are warm!
And this:
is all my sock yarn (minus one ball of Christmas stuff I forgot to throw in there...), enough for a total of 19 pairs of socks!And this:
is the advice of the Yarn Harlot herself in yesterday's page-a-day entry. Make my own sock kits? That sounds like a good idea, so I did! I printed 12 patterns, and paired them with 12 yarns, and these:
are my 12 "Sock-a-Month" kits! I am so proud of myself, and I have started my January November Socks!
I also started an afghan. Pictures will follow in coming blogs, I am sure. Or, check my Ravelry project page!
is the advice of the Yarn Harlot herself in yesterday's page-a-day entry. Make my own sock kits? That sounds like a good idea, so I did! I printed 12 patterns, and paired them with 12 yarns, and these:
are my 12 "Sock-a-Month" kits! I am so proud of myself, and I have started my January November Socks!
I also started an afghan. Pictures will follow in coming blogs, I am sure. Or, check my Ravelry project page!So, what have you been working on in 2010? For me, it seems to be all about the knitting!
Knit in Good Health!