
That's the pink Tuscany shawl. Ends are not woven, blocking hasn't happened.
And then there's those nagging cabled socks.

The toe of the first was reknit, and there's a little wonkiness there. They need blocking and end-weaving too.
Of course, not finishing these things hasn't stopped me from starting others. First there are the Socks That Mean Nothing to Me, whose simplicity I reveled in when those brown ones got too demanding.

There's not much to them, but they have their use.
And I started another lace project. Well, but for the actual lace. I got as far as the hem, then stopped about a week ago. I need to get back to it.
But I got distracted.

Slippery socks, the pattern is from the winter Knitty, and it's fabulous. The yarn is Woolly Boully Softie in Lunamoth, I got it from the Loopy Ewe a few months back. The two work together beautifully. The colors are super-bright, and the pattern helps them step up individually in a way they might not otherwise.
So that's the story of the past few weeks. Nothing finished, but something might be soon.
1 comment:
your pink shawl is lovely and I like the slipper socks you are beginning
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