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I am terribly proud, and have already texted my Mum, and bored everyone at work silly. Welcome to anyone who has found the blog through Magknits, and if you do knit up the bracelet I'd love to see a picture.
This week has been a week of washing, yet another load is in the machine as I type. We spent last weekend in Glastonbury for Majma (a weekend of Middle Eastern and North African dance), great fun but exhausting. I am now frantically packing for Skip North (a knitting weekend in Bradford), for which I will be setting off obscenely early in the morning in an effort to miss some of the worst of the traffic on the M25 (London orbital ring road for anyone lucky enough not to have encountered it).
The difficult decision of the packing is of course what knitting to bring and what knitted garments to wear :-) My knitting for this weekend will be socks since then I can still chat and don't have to keep consulting a pattern. Also they are nice and small and easy to take on our coach trips. The Socks that Rock yarn is just delicious to knit with and I love the colours.
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Kat, Posh Yarn don't do an exact DK equivalent of the merino and cashmere 4ply yarn I used. They do have several other DK weights though, you can see their yarns at their yarn info page, and they can dye any of the yarns up in any of their colours (I can't seem to find the colours page at the moment). They also have a sale of one off special dyed yarn every sunday.
Fiona, I am going with your idea of a fairly plain sock for the multicoloured Socks that Rock yarn, a ribbed leg and stocking stitch foot. The yarn is knitting up very nicely.
Thanks Dawn for the info on the Forest Path Stole, yours is looking great so far and nice to hear that the lace weight from Colour Mart is as nice as the fingering weight. I love your Persian Poppies too.
Mokihana your Fire on the Mountain socks look great! They are making different patterns to mine since I am doing a 3 x 1 rib on the legs, I haven't got to the stocking stitch foot yet. I'll hopefully get some pictures up next week.
Hope I haven't forgotten anyone in the comments, better go and check on the washing now. See you again next week.
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6 Comments:
At 6:17 pm, Kat said…
Fantastic bracelet, I shall have to find my specs to do this one!
At 4:50 pm, Woolly Wormhead said…
And a beautiful bracelet it is too, having seen it in real life!
It was great to meet you at the weekend, and for my woes with provisional cast-on's be sorted!
At 3:58 pm, Joanna said…
actually wormhead was talking about the provisional cast on and thats how I found my way here...its Jo by the way, the one that shares the same birthday! see you Sunday! congrtas on the pattern!
At 1:35 pm, Anonymous said…
Congratulations! I spotted that one too on the weekend and meant to ask you about it. Now I can zoom over to Magknits for the pattern ;-)
At 9:25 pm, Miss Knotty said…
I will definitely be knitting this pattern - I just have to go pick up a set of 0000 needles! Thanks for being inspiring! From your other beaded knitting post - Do you prefer the Slip stitch method or the method where you add the bead between the stitches of garter stitch? The slip method looks like the beads are pushed out, where on the garter sample, they are less exaggerated. What do you think?
At 1:07 pm, Unknown said…
olá,visitando...
parabens!!!
seu blog é lindo,amei o bracelete,as cores enfim tudo muito lindo de ver,tenho blog de trico e croche,espero sua visita seu parecer e sua amizade,que tal trocarmos os links?o meu é *thera trico e croche*
bjos,thera-so-ham...
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