A simple summer shirt

A simple summer shirt

Anker’s Summer Shirt is complete! I actually photographed and wore it last Monday, but my blog game was completely derailed last week by too much fun. Terrible, eh? I was distracted by lots of fun friend time, seeing Jenny Lewis perform, more friend time, and a...
Studying lines

Studying lines

I started working on Vasarely at the beginning of a trip to San Francisco a couple of weeks ago. Though this pattern isn’t difficult, I ended up ripping out the beginning of it at least 3 times due to the inability to sit and work on it for a long enough stretch...
Before and after

Before and after

I’m working on an Anker’s Summer Shirt and it’s been a bit chaotic for such a simple knit. The pattern mentions that the shirt will stretch about 2 inches when worn. I did a quick swatch and it seemed like the US size 6 needles were the right ones...
Linen for the win

Linen for the win

Darlene has been finished for a couple of weeks, and joyously worn both in the 90+ degree heat here, and in the much cooler 75 degree temps in San Francisco this week. It has served me well. I used Euroflax Sport in Orchid and used about 2.5 skeins. I made the...
Overdue!

Overdue!

I finished this Kinton top at then end of May and I have been sloooow about posting the finished pictures. Taking finished pictures of garments can be a challenge sometimes. Today I whipped out my tripod, went into my trusty photography studio (aka the bathroom with...
Fit check

Fit check

I’m loving this Darlene top in Euroflax Sport. The color is Orchid. My previous summer tops in Euroflax had me using a size 1 needle to get gauge. In this project I’m using a size 2, and it feels so much easier. Knitting from the top down allows for me to...