
The yarn is Bendigo Woollen Mills 3 ply and the needles are 3.5mm.
I also opened my first project in my personal sock club. The yarn is Opal solid and the pattern was CookieA's Vilai from Sock Innovation but when I sat down to cast on I realised that I would have to use TWO cable needles while knitting these socks. I was in no mood for such a fiddly pattern so I paged to the next pattern in the book and settled for Angee.

Ah this is much better. Enough of a challenge to maintain interest but not too much to become taxing.
I've been seeing quite a few Traveling Women around lately and I'm tempted to cast on. But then again I also have my eye on an Aestlight shawl and I really must try a Swallowtail........
6 comments:
Amanda your Panama Shawl is beautiful. I love the Teal color.
Sorry you had to frog part of it and start over. I wish I could knit shawls like that.
I like a sock club where you can page forward and get another awesome pattern!
What a stunning color for the Panama Shawl! The socks are looking great too!
i think you have a case of shawl flu!!!
The sock is looking great and the shawl is beautiful!
so frustrating when you have to unpick when you think things are going well! Just finished a hat for N. and that had to be frogged several times. It was worth it in the end, but boy did I get fed up. I've got an Aestlight lined up too, just not sure when yet! Have the perfect coat to go with it though ;-)
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