I've resumed knitting on my Shetland Shawl. The blue is very calming, but the pattern could give you an ulcer. Especially when you stop in the middle of a pattern repeat and put it down for a few weeks. I'd show you a picture, but it's just a big blob of blue knitting on circular needles.
I think I'll have to cast-on for some socks or something easy to work on when the children are awake. If I were a good wife I'd work on socks for The Greatest. But I really want to make a lacy sock pattern. I guess this is a test to see just how much I love him, socks for him, or socks for me? Maybe I'll just work on my shawl.
Since I have no pictures of current things to show I'll present you with this
Zig Zag Hoodie

Pattern: Mine
Yarn: One hank Dark Brown, One hank Winter White from Little Miami Alpaca
Needles: Size 10 straights
Review: Even though I had to completely frog this scarf at the last minute and re-knit the entire thing at the last minute (I blame Boyd for that) I'm very pleased with the finished product. I love the zig-zag lace.

Although I gave this scarf a deep conditioner soak Pork Chop still chanted "Itchy, itchy, itchy" when I put it on her. I tried it on Bird.

She just chanted "NO, Mommy, NO." *sigh* Maybe someday she'll love my knitted things.
Pattern: Cast on 22 stitches, eat chocolate
Rows 1,3 and 5: K2, *yo, k2tog, repeat from * to last 2 st, k2, eat chocolate
All Even Rows: K2, p to last 2 st, k2, eat chocolate
Rows 7, 9, 11: K2, *ssk, yo, repeat from * to last 2 st, k2, eat chocolate
work in pattern as set to desired length. Block, eat chocolate while waiting to dry. Fold in half and run an 8 from fold to create hood. Eat chocolate. Add some fringe. Look cute. Eat some chocolate.
4 comments:
Super cute! The girls, I mean. The scarf's cool too. I'm going to have to try that one.
What an excellent pattern - who wouldn't love eating all that chocolate?!
The knitting world definitely needs more patterns like yours. Knit, purl, chocolate is my chant of choice! ;-) The hoodie scarf is beautiful and the kids are too cute. Take care! :-)
What a perfect pattern, I think you need to be writing some more :)
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