I succumbed. I received a lovely skein of hand dyed
Bendigo Woollen Mills Classic 2ply from
EmilyTheEnabler and just had to cast on for the latest Birget Freyer mystery KAL,
Dolce Vita.
But, I have finished something as well. It's the
Stockholm Scarf which I knitted in
Bendigo Woollen Mills Moorland in Dark Grape. This is for my swap partner in a swap on Ravelry. She doesn't know about it yet but I don't think she reads my blog so I think its safe to show it here.
This scarf can either be knitted in two pieces and then grafted together or it can be knitted in the round. I opted to knit it in the round because I would much rather avoid having to graft large pieces together.
And lastly a photo of the
Pea Vines shawl which I am knitting with a Ravelry buddy.
I have only knitted one chart so far. Its an interesting knit which requires a bit more concentration than the average shawl.
4 comments:
So pretty, all. Can't wait to see that pea shawl done.
Temptation, temptation... How could one not succumb? They're all so pretty.
What happened to your SPF?
(Don't start. Although it's lovely it takes forever...)
Annie, I haven't started my SPF and I think I might hold off till I have got over my startitis! Thanks for the heads-up.
Oooooohhhh, the pea vines shawl looks just beautiful. I love the color of the mystery knit too.
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