A Travelling Knitter
I’ve been away for a bit, but you probably gathered that with the gap in posts. That, of course, does not mean I have not been doing something or other with yarn. I brought the Herringbone Rib socks with me to San Diego; there was plenty of down time during the conference to work on it. In fact, I was finished with it by the middle of the week. That means that I have officially finished my first ever pair of knitted socks. Yay!
During the rest of the week, I restarted my Vogue stockings. I’m having a much easier time with the lace pattern so far this time around, but I also haven’t gotten very far yet, so maybe I’m jumping the gun to say that.
This week, I’m on a road trip down the coast of California and have brought the Log Cabin baby blanket with me. Since I’m doing most of the driving, I haven’t had much time to work on it, but it is coming along nicely. I should have some photos to show off once I get home. (Would you believe that I remembered my camera, but not the USB cable?) I really love working with this organic cotton; it isn’t soft to the touch like some yarns, but as a finished garment it just has this sort of cush to it that I think will be perfect for a baby blanket. Plus, the colorway is pretty awesome. I can’t wait to show you.
August 13, 2009
Tags: Herringbone Rib Sock, Log Cabin Baby Blanket, Vogue lace stockings Posted in: Knitting

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