my morning mitts
Two things are on my mind this morning as I'm writing this; how this head cold I've had all week has really knocked me down, aaaaannnnd how I love finally finishing a project that was started long long ago but shoved in the back of the pile to sit idle for a year. (Both seem to cancel each other out, which works beats by dre.) I started these fingerless mitts last year when I got . The perfect sort of project to do while keeping one eye on the kids at their after school classes or at the park, and they are something I will actually use and wear. In fact, I'll probably end up needing more than one pair of them (you know, like sunglasses). My years of complicated, total-immersion knitting may or may not be
behind me for now, but projects like this always catch my eye all because
But the poor things sat half finished for the better part of a year in my drawer of dead soldiers Pandora Charms. On an impulse I dug them out this week because it is most definitely knitting season in these parts again chan luu bracelets, and the yarn caught my eye all over again ergo baby carrier. (Noro Kureyon, color #147 on the Fall 2006 on this color card). They were easily finished in two short sessions (one episode of Project Runway, and one informational talk at our school about middle school, which just stressed me totally- and I knit faster when I'm stressed ティファニー!).
I have to admit that I don't love all variegated yarn. I actually dislike most of it. A pretty solid shade with an interesting stitch will always win out for me. But I am quite smitten with Noro Kureyon when the right project comes along. And those types of projects have come along exactly twice for me. Emma's Christmas stocking (pre-blog, a rather striking pink/red/purple combination) and these mitts.
I'm thinking of a knitted, cabled headbandy project for Emma next clarisonic mia. (Although she loses headbands a quite a clip, so we may need to have a little talk beforehand.) I can keep it in the car, and channel my inner school pickup carpool line knitting urges like Erin pandora bracelet. My next project (sewing, not knitted) is to copy my friend's gorgeous Anthropologie scarf ヴィトン 財布. I've eyed, caressed it, followed her around like a puppy, and tried it on enough lululemon, now I think I've got it. Plus when she told me how much she paid for it, the sheer outrageousness of that total made me want to copy it. I will show you how to do it here when I'm sure, because if I'm right, its super easy.
Two things are on my mind this morning as I'm writing this; how this head cold I've had all week has really knocked me down, aaaaannnnd how I love finally finishing a project that was started long long ago but shoved in the back of the pile to sit idle for a year. (Both seem to cancel each other out, which works.) I started these fingerless mitts last year when I got . The perfect sort of project to do while keeping one eye on the kids at their after school classes or at the park chan luu, and they are something I will actually use and wear. In fact, I'll probably end up needing more than one pair of them (you know, like sunglasses). My years of complicated, total-immersion knitting may or may not be
behind me for now, but projects like this always catch my eye all because
But the poor things sat half finished for the better part of a year in my drawer of dead soldiers. On an impulse I dug them out this week because it is most definitely knitting season in these parts again, and the yarn caught my eye all over again. (Noro Kureyon, color #147 on the Fall 2006 on this color card). They were easily finished in two short sessions (one episode of Project Runway, and one informational talk at our school about middle school vivienne westwood, which just stressed me totally- and I knit faster when I'm stressed!).
I have to admit that I don't love all variegated yarn chan luu. I actually dislike most of it. A pretty solid shade with an interesting stitch will always win out for me. But I am quite smitten with Noro Kureyon when the right project comes along. And those types of projects have come along exactly twice for me. Emma's Christmas stocking (pre-blog, a rather striking pink/red/purple combination) and these mitts.
I'm thinking of a knitted, cabled headbandy project for Emma next. (Although she loses headbands a quite a clip vivienne westwood, so we may need to have a little talk beforehand.) I can keep it in the car, and channel my inner school pickup carpool line knitting urges like Erin hermes bracelet. My next project (sewing, not knitted) is to copy my friend's gorgeous Anthropologie scarf. I've eyed, caressed it, followed her around like a puppy, and tried it on enough ergo baby carrier, now I think I've got it. Plus when she told me how much she paid for it, the sheer outrageousness of that total made me want to copy it. I will show you how to do it here when I'm sure, because if I'm right, its super easy.

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