Maybe he can use it as an aerated sock if it doesn't fit.....
I used the Cascade 220 Super Wash Sport yarn for this project. My first time doing argyle. Quite fun actually and since I was knitting with my two favorite colors, red and blue...... doubly fun!
P. S. Alex, don't read this or look at this post until little (I'm hoping he's still little) S.'s package arrives!
Now that I've finished with this project I am onto other projects. I'm knitting some slippers for Henny Penny at the moment to be felted. Really really hoping they turn out. If they don't, we'll have some fancy wool to slip onto our hands and dust the house with.
Happy Friday!! The SM has been gone all week and flies in tonight. I can't wait. Sleeping snuggled up to his pillow just isn't the same...............
I can not even begin to fathom knitting something like this...WOWOWOW!
ReplyDeleteI can begin to fathom a little husband being gone and coming home! WOOHOO!
Have a great weekend!
Ditto. It's so great commenting after Donna, cuz so often I just get to say "Ditto".
DeleteI'm pretty sure that knitting argyle is a superpower.
WOW!!!!!!
I thought it would be a lot harder but once again, it is one of those things that isn't hard but looks impressive. I like projects like that. :D
DeleteI wish I could say the same! About not growing out of things and it's not because I'm getting taller!! :D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful weekend project begins now! The SM is home.
Yes, let's catch up. I was thinking about you yesterday and wanting to call but felt urpy all day so plunked down and watched silly movies all day.
Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteStreeeeeeeeetchy material. :D
ReplyDeleteI have a quilt pattern that is waiting patiently. I think I will be ready to be buried before I finish that one! Nice job!
ReplyDeleteOh my word........ the number of unfinished projects I have....... YIKES!!
DeleteThe vest looks super and I'm most impressed with your fairisle work - it's very neat. Hope the felting turns out well - I've never felted anything (well not on purpose anyway!) so if it works out I'll be coming to you for tips.
ReplyDeleteFrom you this is compliment indeed!! I didn't know what I was doing and just went for it.
DeleteI haven't started the felting yet. I ran out of yarn! :( Yarn that there is no more of so I am trying to figure out what I am going to do.
have you thought of searching on Ravelry - I often pick up discontinued yarns that people have stashed and are prepared to sell - just do a search on the yarn and when you find it click 'stashes' and then in status click 'will trade or sell'. Hope you can track some down otherwise maybe they'll have to be multicoloured slippers!
DeleteI wish I could. I bought the yarn from Linda Dawkins. It is yarn she spun herself and died herself. The only skein she made I bought. :D It's my own fault. I don't plan these things veyr well. :D
DeleteI'm thinking they will be multi colored slippers. :D
DeleteWow. That's a nice little piece of work. Looks tight and very well done, dearie face. Better than the one I did. But then, maybe mine looked okay before I felted it by accident. Hey - I could cut that one up for dusting, maybe -
ReplyDeleteFelted argyle. Hmmmm. That's another way of getting extra tight stitches. :)
DeleteREAL tight, actually. No, oddly - the front didn't look any better. But the carry over in the back turned solid.
ReplyDeleteYou did good, really good! What a lovely little vest. How did the slippers go? Felting is fun!!
ReplyDeleteUmmmm. Yeah. About those slippers........ :) Ran out of yarn and don't have any more to finish because it was spun by someone and there isn't more so yeah. Rethinking things. :D
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