Things wot I knit, part next
(Oh wow, LJ updated its formatting. This should be interesting.)
Lots of pics ahead. As always, click to embiggen.
Well, I made another LittleFee sweater. (That's a quarter, for scale.)
This one has a yoke, like the last one, but with variegated blue hearts.
And wee little (size 4/0) snaps down the back.
Yarn: RHSS, unspun to two plies, in white and Ocean
Needles: US 1 and 0 double-points
Weight: 14.7 grams
Total yardage: 52.7 yds of fingering-ish weight yarn.
Gauge: 9.5 sts and 14 rows per inch
Extras: three 4/0 snaps down the back closure
I also made Hedgerow socks for Mum.
These are soooo warm and nummy. I love the heathering and flecks of color and the way the pattern continues down the heel.
It's not the softest yarn ever, but it wears like iron, which should be good for durability.
Yarn: Patons Kroy Socks FX, ~2 skeins (seriously, I had the tiniest little ball left over)
Needles: US 2 dpns
There were also black kitties for the bazaar (I ended up taking out the eye shinies):
And a charity hat for the hat-and-mitten tree at church (US 10 needles, RHSS in "Plum Pudding):
And the first of a pair of Komet socks:
And a few Christmas gifts that I can't show you, and and and... That's all I have pictures of for now. Now back to working on the poseable juvenile dragon, which is so darn cute I could just explode.
Lots of pics ahead. As always, click to embiggen.
Well, I made another LittleFee sweater. (That's a quarter, for scale.)
This one has a yoke, like the last one, but with variegated blue hearts.
And wee little (size 4/0) snaps down the back.
Yarn: RHSS, unspun to two plies, in white and Ocean
Needles: US 1 and 0 double-points
Weight: 14.7 grams
Total yardage: 52.7 yds of fingering-ish weight yarn.
Gauge: 9.5 sts and 14 rows per inch
Extras: three 4/0 snaps down the back closure
I also made Hedgerow socks for Mum.
These are soooo warm and nummy. I love the heathering and flecks of color and the way the pattern continues down the heel.
It's not the softest yarn ever, but it wears like iron, which should be good for durability.
Yarn: Patons Kroy Socks FX, ~2 skeins (seriously, I had the tiniest little ball left over)
Needles: US 2 dpns
There were also black kitties for the bazaar (I ended up taking out the eye shinies):
And a charity hat for the hat-and-mitten tree at church (US 10 needles, RHSS in "Plum Pudding):
And the first of a pair of Komet socks:
And a few Christmas gifts that I can't show you, and and and... That's all I have pictures of for now. Now back to working on the poseable juvenile dragon, which is so darn cute I could just explode.