Knitting, Knitting, Knitting
Feb. 10th, 2012 03:15 pmOnce you start, you can't stop... :(
Wishlist:
- Star Crossed Slouchy Beret in Berroco Ultra Alpaca (Blueberry Mix)
- Spring Beret in Plymouth Covington (Black Plum)
- One Row Lace Scarf in Manos del Uruguay Silk Blend (Bluejay)
- Flat-knit Convertible Mittens/Fingerless Gloves in ???
I'm pretty confident now in my ability to adapt (simple) beret patterns for straight needles, because I don't own DPNs/circulars, and I think circulars would be a bit of a hassle, anyway. Technically, I don't need another scarf, but I really...can't...resist...buying one skein of Manos del Uruguay Silk Blend. And I've always wanted to try my hand at knitting mittens/fingerless gloves, despite the fact that I don't need them at all...
(For a while, I was tempted to try a Shizuku and modified Saroyan, but, dammit, self, I don't need any more scarfs! :/)
Edit: Also, may I say, Malabrigo has some of loveliest names for their colors.
Zarzamora = purple/green = blackberry bush
Candombe = dark purple/blue with strains of lighter colors = an African dance
Indiecita = blue/green with hints of purple and yellow = Indian girl
Cumparsita = red/purple = an iconic tango song
Hiroshige = blue/yellow = the name of an ukiyo-e [woodblock print] artist
Wishlist:
- Star Crossed Slouchy Beret in Berroco Ultra Alpaca (Blueberry Mix)
- Spring Beret in Plymouth Covington (Black Plum)
- One Row Lace Scarf in Manos del Uruguay Silk Blend (Bluejay)
- Flat-knit Convertible Mittens/Fingerless Gloves in ???
I'm pretty confident now in my ability to adapt (simple) beret patterns for straight needles, because I don't own DPNs/circulars, and I think circulars would be a bit of a hassle, anyway. Technically, I don't need another scarf, but I really...can't...resist...buying one skein of Manos del Uruguay Silk Blend. And I've always wanted to try my hand at knitting mittens/fingerless gloves, despite the fact that I don't need them at all...
(For a while, I was tempted to try a Shizuku and modified Saroyan, but, dammit, self, I don't need any more scarfs! :/)
Edit: Also, may I say, Malabrigo has some of loveliest names for their colors.
Zarzamora = purple/green = blackberry bush
Candombe = dark purple/blue with strains of lighter colors = an African dance
Indiecita = blue/green with hints of purple and yellow = Indian girl
Cumparsita = red/purple = an iconic tango song
Hiroshige = blue/yellow = the name of an ukiyo-e [woodblock print] artist