5194 meters of yarn knit up between May 27th and August 15th. 18 projects total.
A big boost to focus on finding time to be anchored by creative habits. A big boost to get Christmas knitting done.
What a wonderful and playful way to get lots of work done.
1. Karl the Urban Monster, 2. blanket squares, 3. Squillion, 4. reversible cabled hat, 5. navy, 6. Daphne and Delilah, 7. Drifting cardigan, 8. It’s Raining Babies, 9. Very Warm Hat #6, 10. Very Warm Hat #7, 11. Presley Cash, 12. simple black socks, 13. Very Warm Hat #4, 14. Very Warm Hat #3, 15. Very Warm Hat #2, 16. Very Warm Hat #1, 17. Very Warm Hat #4, 18. Stripes for Spring
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Wonderful! I have a big yarn stash to knit up and I’m slowly working my way through it. I did cast on some socks from the knitting book you mentioned when I asked about your socks, by the way — I’m new to sock knitting and my transition from knit to purl is SLOW, which makes for slow going, but I’m hoping I’ll get faster with time.
Did you use a particular pattern for your hats? I love ’em!
It was the Very Warm Hat pattern by Elizabeth Zimmermann. It’s in a number of her books. I wanted something that was two layers thick, and this was the perfect, simple pattern.