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Saturday, January 20, 2007

Weekend Update

1. Starlight
Body and sleeves are ready to be joined! Progress photo of the giant blob coming next weekend.

2. Heatherly's hat
After browsing through her blog, I decided to go with the colorful hat rather than the neutral one. And, it's finished! It will go in the mail on Monday. I've taken photos, but I won't post them until after she receives it.

3. WIP's
Here's an in-progress shot of the super-girly hat I posted about a while ago:

The burgundy stuff is waste yarn; I haven't decided what I'm going to do with the brim edge yet. Also, the color in this photo is completely untrue; it's really more of an emerald green.

And, after finishing Heatherly's hat, I couldn't resist casting on for the rejected idea:

The stitch pattern is my own invention, a hybrid of Corrugated Ribbing (this has been lodged in my brain ever since Anemoi Mitten Fever took over the blogworld) and a diminished (to steal a term from music theory) version of the Chunky Rib Pattern on p.170 of the Readers' Digest stitchionary.

ETA: The yarn is Debbie Bliss Donegal Tweed Aran. I find it very similar to Rowan's Yorkshire Tweed Aran, although it is very slightly thinner and has a bit more in the way of tweedy flecks. I like the way the black has natural flecks and the natural has black flecks, making the pattern look slightly imperfect.

Labels: Hats, Kyoto, Starlight

posted by Sami @ 12:00 PM 

4 Comments:

Blogger HPNY KNITS said...

I like your two ever so different WIP projects. good for the brain!

3:37 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

i absolutely love everything you knit!!! i just got back to college, but had to leave all the knitting needles with my mom at home, so i've been coming here for vicarious knitting. thank you!

3:09 PM  
Blogger maureen said...

I can't wait to see your Starlight photos. I just posted my 3" of progress...*sigh* I wish I had more knitting time.

The hats look great.

6:25 PM  
Blogger Heather said...

the hat still hasnt arrived.:-(

1:09 PM  

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