Last month for my birthday I ordered one skein of A Stash Afficts wonderful rainbow yarn.
Now I am not a yarn snob but this has converted me.
I was stuck as to what to make with this stunning creation I received.
I made a cowl but seriously loved the way it turned out pattern wise but it was to big for my liking so I frogged it.
I searched Ravelry for inspiration but came up blank. Nothing screamed at me.
Yesterday the boys went back to school and I needed a portable project for in the car. So I got out my 4mm knit picks and started a simple shawl.
Iam only knitting this while waiting for the boys after school so it will grow slowly and I haven't decided if its going to be completely garter stitch or if I'm going to do a pretty edge.
I love it and am glad it's housed in the car or I wouldn't be able to stop knitting it!!!
Wednesday, 18 April 2012
Tuesday, 17 April 2012
Oh dear
My eyelids were too heavy last night. I didn't finish to halfway. Only 4 rows to go today and on track to finish by end of April!!
Monday, 16 April 2012
Sunday, 15 April 2012
Monster Waves
As of right now I have 30 rows and 9 colours to complete for the first half of this blanket to be finished!
Saturday, 14 April 2012
Friday, 13 April 2012
Twitter!
I have had an account for well years now but used it mainly to catch up on the world of Rugby and no crafty business.
However I have even neglected that for many many months now.
Following in my footsteps if renaming myself to Wool Diaries everywhere I have an online persona, I renamed my twitter account, removed all the rugby followings and followers.
But now I feel like I'm communicating with myself and that's not fun!!
If you are on Twitter please leave your twitter name in the comments below so I can follow you!
However I have even neglected that for many many months now.
Following in my footsteps if renaming myself to Wool Diaries everywhere I have an online persona, I renamed my twitter account, removed all the rugby followings and followers.
But now I feel like I'm communicating with myself and that's not fun!!
If you are on Twitter please leave your twitter name in the comments below so I can follow you!
Thursday, 12 April 2012
Granny Kerchief
I have been making loads of these as we are heading into winter. I have been asked to make a pattern. Example of my kerchief
I have used double knit and used a size 4mm and a size 6mm hook, it just depends on the drape you want, the looser the drape then I recommend the larger hook. But after four rows you will be able to tell if you are happy with the look and feel of your kerchief
Yarn: Any yarn will work
Hook: Recommended for yarn you choose
Gauge: Not important
dc = Double Crochet
Row 1
Chain 3.
2dc into the 1st chain
Turn.
Row 2
Chain 3.
2dc into the same place as the chain.
3dc into the 3rd chain from previous row.
Turn.
Row 3
Chain 3.
2dc into the same place as the chain.
3dc into the space between the groups from previous row.
3dc into the 3rd chain from previous row.
Turn.
Repeat row 3 until the kerchief or shawl is the size you would like.
I have made this many many times, however please let me know if there is anything that I have left out. I will attempt to update this with pictures.
I have used double knit and used a size 4mm and a size 6mm hook, it just depends on the drape you want, the looser the drape then I recommend the larger hook. But after four rows you will be able to tell if you are happy with the look and feel of your kerchief
Yarn: Any yarn will work
Hook: Recommended for yarn you choose
Gauge: Not important
dc = Double Crochet
Row 1
Chain 3.
2dc into the 1st chain
Turn.
Row 2
Chain 3.
2dc into the same place as the chain.
3dc into the 3rd chain from previous row.
Turn.
Row 3
Chain 3.
2dc into the same place as the chain.
3dc into the space between the groups from previous row.
3dc into the 3rd chain from previous row.
Turn.
Repeat row 3 until the kerchief or shawl is the size you would like.
I have made this many many times, however please let me know if there is anything that I have left out. I will attempt to update this with pictures.
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