A belated Happy New Year . . . such as it is. I sort of fell out of the blogging habit. It’s a funny thing — the longer we are on lockdown and I have more free time,. the less I feel like blogging. What’s up with that.
To catch up . . .
I finished Luskentyre a couple of days before Christmas.
And I started another fair isle:
This is a design by Wilma Malcolmson. The pattern is not in Ravelry — it was published in the Swedish magazine Stickat & Sånt. The pattern was designed as a pullover but I am converting mine to a cardigan. I’m using Jamieson Spindrift Shetland.
And of course Loki is helping.
Dear Wendy,
I am so inspired by your knitting! Your output alone is staggering, and I have been retired for some years and have no obligations — while I have finished one sweater, you have finished a score, I’m sure! Blogging must be a bit tedious (I have a blog; I don’t blog), but please, keep showing us your beautiful sweaters . . . couldn’t Loki pick up some of the slack? 🙂
Cam
Happy New Year to you!
Loving the sweaters! An inspiration.
Happy New Year and Happy Birthday, both a bit late.
So glad you’re back! Happy New Year
Happy New Year. Love your sweaters!
Happy New Year and we both had a birthday on the 2nd.
The sweater is stunning. The more i am locked up
The less i feel like communicating period sigh
I hope this ends soon
Happy New Year.
Can understand why you might feel less like communicating – it’s a weird world out there. But I really look forward to reading your blog posts. Your knitting is inspiring and Loki cheers up Monday morning!
Take care.
You are amazing, both you and the dynamic Loki!
I look forward to your posts!
I do enjoy your blog – the only one I follow. Both sweaters are beautiful! I’m knitting more as well, but your sweater output is amazing, quality and quantity. So you have a room devoted to hand knits? Thanks for the inspiration!
I like your color combinations, and as usual just perfect!!! I bet Loki loves you being home now. He’s really a beautiful kitty. Take care and stay safe!
Your sweaters are stunning and I agree with the other commentator who liked your color choices. Inspired by your work I recently tried my first Shetland style knit, not a sweater but a hat (Ella Gordon’s Houll hat pattern). I found planning with many colors quite tricky but also a fun challenge. I just cast on a second one. Love seeing your work and reading your witty comments on MDK.
Please do keep blogging. I am so inspired by all your projects and truly miss seeing Loki!
The colors in the new fair isle are beautiful. Glad you’re back.