Before we get to my WIP, I have some finishes to show you. First, Boteh:

Slow and steady didn't win the race but it did produce a finished Charlotte's Web Shawl! I'm happy with how the colors worked out. My knitterly girls were right to tell me to keep going and not worry about the color patterning.


That brings me to my WIP. Sort of looks like a bitty sweater doesn't it? Well it's an Argosy Baby Blanket (scroll down for pattern) for a co-worker who just found out he and his wife are having a boy. I opted to use Lion Wool Ease for this so it would be warm and washable. It's a nice stash busting project for me, in prep for Rhinebeck which is coming up pretty quickly!
I also need to get moving on my Cherry Leaf Shawl. I'd really like that one to get done this autumn, and if I can swing it I'd like to take it to Rhinebeck. Right now it is one of my oldest UFOs so it needs to come back out so I can work on it.
Yeah - I'm dreaming big.
4 comments:
Your Charlotte's web looks great--I love those colors. And your Boteh blows my mind, I need to see that one modeled!
OK-that's just not fair-yours looks 100x's better than mine and it hasn't even been blocked yet!
You're doing some really beautiful work there - especially your Charlotte's Web looks stunningly gorgeous! I love the fact that you added another border row, it looks great this way! And your Boteh is awesome too - like Bezzie, I'd really like to see that one modeled!
Happy Knitting!
Pretty Boteh! Isn't that a great pattern? I keep thinking about making another one.
And your Charlotte's Web came out beautifully!!! I can't wait to see it all blocked! (And it definitely looks like it should grow. Never fear.) I like what you did with the border, too - the extra rows are really nice.
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