knitting out at the cabin
Ross and I spent the last two days out at the cabin on Hood Canal. I got a lot of knitting done out there, in addition to eating deep-fried oysters on the beach for the first time. It was spectacular and sunny the whole time, and it was great to have no time pressures whatsoever. I did learn a new lesson, though: knitting by campfire/lantern does NOT increase my accuracy... I finished my red hat (di.Ve' Teseo wool/microfiber) with plenty of yarn left for the matching scarf, with a few *charming* mistakes courtesy of the darkness.
I also got some work done on my sweater (blue Silky Wool, pattern in Knitter's Stash)...
...and my sock (SweetGeorgia Black Orchid speed demon sock yarn). So far so good! I just need to finish a few more warm things before my trip up north...
2 Comments:
Gorgeous socks! Welcome to the world of blogging! :)
Welcome to the FAB world of knitting blogs. You will meet so many wonderful people and learn so much! Enjoy your adventure.
GREAT socks. Love that yarn.
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