Time for what? Time to bind off my shawlette.
Excitement is in the air. Lucy can hardly contain herself — see?
Which of these two yarns do you think I’ll use for my next shawl? (They are both Madelinetosh Tosh Sock.)
Adventures with sticks and string.
Roscalie Cardigan by Alice Starmore, knit from Jamieson’s Shetland Spindrift on a US 3 needle
Time for what? Time to bind off my shawlette.
Excitement is in the air. Lucy can hardly contain herself — see?
Which of these two yarns do you think I’ll use for my next shawl? (They are both Madelinetosh Tosh Sock.)
Remember the pile o’ packages from Monday’s post?
There was a little bit of yarn in one of them:
The green is Madeline Tosh Lace — (colorway called “Grove”) .It’s 100% merino (superwash) with 950 yards per skein.
The variegated is their Pure Silk Lace, which is 100% tussah silk and has 1000 yards/skein. The colorway is “Wren.”
I have purchased these yarns purely for research, honest. 😉
Flippin’ Burgers!
I found out that there is a bonus video from the creators of the Polymer Clay Cookbook — how to make burger charms! Watch and learn:
Still plenty of time to enter the book giveaway — see yesterday’s post.
Oklahoma, OK!
I’m off to Oklahoma City tomorrow for a weekend of fun at SWAK in the City. I’ll be teaching toe-up sock toe and heel techniques, but will also be debuting my new class on things to do with leftover sock yarn. Here are a few of the things you can do:
No blog post tomorrow or Sunday, but I’ll be back Monday. See you then!
Lucy sez:
“How can you go away and leave this?”