Question: What is this?
Answer: A whole lotta stitches!
The yarn is Elsa Wool Cormo, worsted weight woolen-spun in medium grey, knit on a U.S. size 7 needle. The design is my own. It’s the start of a cape that features Celtic knotwork cabling.
It does not look like much at this point. I have over 600 stitches on the needles, so it takes a very long time to complete a row, particularly if it is a row with cable twists!
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Congratulations to Elaine F. who has won my review copy of The Knit Parade. And thanks to everyone who left a comment.
Loki Sez:
“Would someone rub my tummy?”
Fluffy kitty belly!
Love that sweet kitty belly! Your new yarn project looks wonderful too – all in one piece?
That new project looks cool, love knitting cables. Who wouldn’t want to rub fluffy tummy?
Loki looks like a delightful fellow. His modeling career is obviously a success. New cape looks interesting, too.
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Who could resist rubbing that tummy. My Samson does that on occasion however we have to be careful, it’s not always an invitation to pet and he will bite. LOL
I love Celtic Knots so I can’t wait to see this one finished.
May I be first in linen to rub his tummy? My goodness, how vulnerable he is. My kitty, Duchess does the same thing. I just love it. Your new project looks fabulous!!! Can’t wait to see more. I am amazed at how much knitting you can get accomplished in a short amount of time.
Joan
Opps! Type-0! May I be first in LINE!!! Haste makes waste.
Joan
Loki is just too darn cute!! I’m liking the Celtic cables, too!! 🙂
I’m in. All I needed was to see the cover. 3-generation locksmith family. The key is awesome!
And a lovely start…
*rubs the lovely fluffy belly* I’m a sucker for a kitty belly in need of rubbings. And toebeans. Love toebeans.
ooh so pretty, and your kitty is gorgeous x
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That is quite the relaxed cat!