Should I have said "To what have you been up?" I don't know but I'm sure G knows someone I could ask!
I'm in the process of knitting some long fingerless gloves. I think they'll be great at work; I love having a great big window but it is chilly with a capital C in the winter. Observe:
17 February 2006
Whatcha Been Up To?
16 January 2006
I finished Elah's gloves.

12 January 2006
Who Needs Gloves?
Apparently I am glove crazy - I made the first pair for my mom less than a month ago and have since made a fingerless pair for L and I started a pair for E lah today. It seem like a perfect time to work on that unfinished sweater, it knits quick and would save my eyesight.
Progress: This is the first glove and I LOVE knitting on the 2 circulars.
Regia Crazy Color 5402
US #2
10 January 2006
Socks Soar
I recently bought Socks Soar on Two Circular Needles by Cat Bordhi. I tried the technique out tonight and it was super easy to get the hang of (of which to get the hang?). I like that my knitting rests on circulars while not in use, I'm not so freaked out about it falling off the needles. So, now I just need to go buy 24" US 0s, 1s, 3s, 4s, 5s and 6s - I already have the 2s. I bought metal needles made by Prym because they were 1/2 the price of the Addi Turbos and I like them...Elah only needs one kidney, right?
Observe:

09 January 2006
Update
Thank you to everyone who came to the SnB at my house yesterday, I had a blast and managed to be productive as well. I finished the baby hat from the Debbie Bliss Knitting Workbook - instead of using the called for cashmere I used one of the skeins of KnitPicks yarn my last secret pal sent.
I also finished my first fingerless glove using Noro Lily. I think I'll end up giving these to my friend L.
Here are some pics for you.


17 December 2005
Gloves!
I was hoping that I could knit 2 gloves and do my final paper in 5 days but alas it wasn't meant to be. I did finish one glove which I'll wrap for my mom and I'll bring the other to Solstice to work on. On the plus side I did finish my paper.


10 December 2005
The Weather Outside is Frightful
I've been enjoying the 16 degree weather, except the exact opposite of that. On the plus side I've been getting a lot of knitting done. I knit my first pair of mittens and for Elah ad then knit another pair in LSU purple for my cousin, Grayson, which I felted. The mittens are great except that the thumb is too small to fit anyone I know. See the progress below.


I'm also working on my first pair of gloves with some hand dyed yarn I got at the craft fair at the Waldorf school in Shelburne. The only thing I would change about the pattern is doing the ribbing in a smaller needle and decreasing 4 stitches or so on the first round of stockinette. Aside from those 2 minor details I love the pattern, thanks for letting me hoard you book, Reba! I'm very excited and my mom already hinted very heavily that she could use a pair; she even went as far as to show me her everyday winter hat so I could see which shade of grey would best match. Very subtle.





