Monday, September 26, 2011

From The Craft Table

On my craft table I have a stack of patterns that I have been wanting to get to for awhile.  There are buckets and bags of yarn ready to be wound and cast on under the craft table.

When I finished the last bear for the Mother Bear Project I cast on many new projects. 

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One good thing about not having started them before Sept.  is that I ended up having better yarn selections for the projects.  For instance, the Mini Maiden in Cocoa I won from Lisa - Fibernymph and the Indigo and Bronze Age I was lucky enough to snag from a Hazel Knits update.  Otherwise, they would have ended up being knit in some various shades of blue that are in abundance in my stash.

A few shots of the really pretty ones, or at least the ones that are large enough that the fabric can be photographed.

Shaelyn in the Mini Maiden Cocoa Colorway
Cocoa Shaelyn

My Wish in Hazel Knits Indigo and Bronze Age
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Log Cabin Blanket
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Shawl in my Solar Flare Handspun - so soft
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Pamuya in my Riders on The Storm Handspun
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I cast on another Clapotis and I am casting on another shawl tonight.  October is all about socks and hats, mostly purple hats for Katie - Knittin' On The Fly click for babies KAL.  Socks for Socktoberfest.  November I will be going to the Interweave Lab and taking classes and enjoying some amazing keynote speakers - more on that later.

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Podcasters Challenge 2011 News

I have been knitting along with some of my favorite Podcasters.  I finished the challenge knit along projects last night and I have knit two bears for the Mother Bear project bonus challenge.

My Scathach Hat I KAL'd with Katie from Knittin' On The Fly.

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The Trenza Mitts I KAL'd along with Becca of Knit Bytes.

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Trenza Mitts

Tina of The Blooming Knitter's Bear

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Dianne of Knitabulls's Bear

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I want to knit more bears.  I am trying to finish the Green Mountain Shawl as well.  We'll see how it goes.  I am enjoying the Challenges, Lois of Knittings My Bag has done a wonderful job.