My current work in progress:

1. Viajante, designed by Martina Behm, knit in Kauni wool on U.S. size 6 needles.
2. Myriad stealth projects.

Progress Finally

For a good part of last week the weather was freakishly warm, so much so that I couldn’t bear to pick up my knitting. But a cold front came through a couple of days ago so I was able to finally finish the back of my Almost-Hawthorn pullover.

WIP103110 231x240 Progress Finally

In addition to the cable mods I did (discussed in earlier blog entries), I decided not to do the ribbing at the top of the sweater. And I am making the shoulders wider because I’m not too fond of boat-necks. And I put the shoulder stitches on holders so I can attach back to front with a three-needle bind-off.

Despite the weather sucking away my knitting mojo, I did manage to finish the King of All Remote Controls’ plain vanilla sportweight socks:

Socks103010 240x160 Progress Finally

These socks are knit from my free toe-up gusset heel socks, knit from Opal 6-ply Best of Rainforest in the “Demian” colorway, on a 2.75mm needle.

Now I have a stealth commuter project to work on, but I have also started the front of the Almost Hawthorn pullover.

And Lucy is in her usual Sunday mode:

Lucy103110 240x160 Progress Finally

Happy Halloween!

Comments

  1. Happy Halloween ^..^ The jumper’s looking great as is the lovely Lucy :)

  2. I would love to have a Lucy Sunday! Can’t wait to see the sweater finished.

  3. Yea Lucy, the best way to spend Sunday — and of course get some knitting in. The sweater back looks gorgeous — a hint as to how the sleeves look? are they cabled as well? forgot what you told us at the beginning — could go look

  4. A cold snap here in PA has gotten me back into knitting, as well. Here’s to cooler weather!
    Kelly´s last [type] ..A Major Case of Startitis

  5. Just love everything about your pullover…

  6. I made a boat-neck cabled pullover once. And realized the first time I wore it that something knitted in worsted weight wool should have a neck that’s close up to your throat, because you can only wear it when it’s cold and then who wants a boat neck? A boat-necked worsted sweater is a contradiction in terms. Get it off my lawn.
    CarolineF´s last [type] ..Some knitting

  7. Lucy makes an excellent morph ball! I love how she looks.
    Seanna Lea´s last [type] ..its that time of year again

  8. Hi Wendy, new reader here. Your knitting is beautiful! I’m checking out the cables on your newest project and they look perfect. I want to try a project with cables. I knitted a swatch with cables to see if I can do it, and it looks all right, so I’m going to find a pattern that’s not too difficult and take the leap.
    Pam´s last [type] ..Ignorance- Knitting- and Diets

  9. You are seriously a knitting machine! How do you keep your wrists from hurting with all the knitting you do?
    Laura´s last [type] ..NaKniSweMo Delay &amp a Shopping Spree

  10. I love your work. Am looking forward to your box of socks (smile). I already have to book. After a delayed start, I am still working on my pi shawl, but the nice aspect of working on it slowly, but surely, is that I have now switched from a right hand carry to a left hand carry. Thanks. You found my weakness, socks and lace. Now to conquer spinning. You are an inspiration. Thanks again.