Yarn Along :: On + Off the Needles
From Ginny: ~ Two of my favorite things are knitting and reading, and the evidence of this often shows up in my photographs.
I may be reading the same book this week (and still very much enjoying it, I might add), but I have cast on a new knitting project! This is some delicious yarn in a shade somewhat risky for a baby knit. But it’s sophisticated and mysterious and beautiful, just right for the intended family. I’m quite excited to be knitting the baby version of an adult sweater I have long admired. How fun to get to try out the techniques on a small-scale before committing to an adult size? The perfect strategy for a newbie sweater knitter, I daresay.
That coral pile in the background is my finished Tidal cardigan. It’s all over except for the matter of buttons, which I hope to find this week. My button collection is still packed up from the move, and besides I don’t think I have enough of any one kind for this sweater. And the baby cardigan will also need buttons, so I suppose a-button shopping I must go!
What is on your nightstand and in your project bag this week?
Sidenote: We’re gearing up for a fall sweater knit-along over at Stash, and Liz has cooked up a great series of blog posts to help get ready. Check it out, subscribe if you like, and say hello if you’d like to join in; all are welcome!. We’re having a nice discussion over in the Stash Ravelry group, too.
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I love the color of the baby knit….I enjoy the traditional baby colors, but I love when something is more non-traditional
Awesome yarn, and I totally agree, being able to make a garment on a small scale is always nice before you commit to the adult version. Thanks for the links.
that yarn is lovely and i think it will go great with that pattern. i think i will mark that pattern and try one for my baby!
Oh, I’ve long admired that pattern. I love your unusual baby colour, and I think it will be beautiful.
xo Jules
Gorgeous yarn, Sonia! As you may remember, I’m not one for the stereotypical boy/girl colors, so I love your color choice.
Oh yes, that yarn is gorgeous! Cannot wait to see it finished!
I do remember! ; )
Thank you! I was definitely trying to pick something oaky!