But I do have some things to chat about. Remember my pattern, Thalia?
Sanguine Gryphon has accepted my submission (pending a few details). It will highlight her yarn Dance, which is 100% silk noil. I've started working on getting the pattern into the appropriate format for her, and I'm going to be knitting a sample piece for her too.
I've knit up a cute little raglan for my boy in the same yarn in the Merengue color. (I ran out, haha, so I had to switch to a different yarn at the collar). He loves this sweater. Such a good boy. :^)
The spiraling on the sleeves is a defect of my method with DPNs. Ah well, it's better than ladders and has become less noticeable with wear.


I have some more things to add (as always), but they will have to wait.
P.S. - I have started on the Knitted Fitted Pocket Diaper pattern, but it's going to be a while before I finish it with a toddler around. I've gotten to a section that requires concentration (partly to remember what on earth I did, hah).
3 comments:
Congratulations!! Thalia will look lovely in Gryphon's yarn (and she is SO great to work with!)
I think the spiraling on the sleeves looks like a pretty cool design element - I wouldn't have guessed that it wasn't intentional!
Wow - congrats on having your gorgeous pattern published! And by the way... you have the cutest son EVER!
8^D
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