Ah, lace.

Lace keeps me wanting to knit and knit and knit, to watch the fabric take shape and change.  I took a break from the stiff linen yarn on Kit Camisole and I jumped back to my soft merino Waterlily to work the lace panel at the sleeves.  I’m nearly through two...

Socks on Sunday

It’s been a glorious Sunday.  This morning I got to have breakfast with two treasured friends, then I saw Maleficent and finished these socks in the theater: The yarn is Julianna”s Lucky Star Sock Yarn in Truly Outrageous.  It has a hint of sparkle, but...

Gee whiz

Have you ever heard a nearly two-year-old child say, “Gee whiz?”  It’s fantastically adorable. I’ve been coaxing Z to say that lately and it makes me smile. Gee whiz, that yarn is really bright.  My Kit Camisole has reached the section of linen...

Knitting while learning

I feel doubly productive when I knit while I’m knitting and learning.  I had to attend a two-day training on Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and I was able to do a lot of plain stockinette knitting while I listened to the presenter, gaining some...

Rerun knitting

There are some things you knit that you know you will knit again and again.  Kit Camisole might become one of those tops for me.  Last year I cast one on in June, after being inspired by Angela’s version, which I loved so much that I made in IDENTICAL yarn. This...

TTTKAL #2

Driftwood Tee, my second TTTKAL project is finished!  This was a quick and easy knit.  I think I might have done a few too many rows on the eyelets, as I spaced out a bit on the number of rows, but I made the front and back match closely enough that I don’t mind...