This week I have managed to work a little more on my stitching project and am just about finished the second quarter.
I am still enjoying this project immensely.
On Monday, being the first of August, I started on my new month's Sock-Along pattern.
This is Nutkin and is being knit up in Baerenwolle sock yarn which is delightful!
I am knitting the pattern as is with no mods, except that I am knitting mine on a 2.25mm instead of a 2.5mm
You still have loads of time to come on over and join in the sock-along fun. If you have a sock which you cast on no earlier than the 1st August you are game!
You can find all the details HERE
Besides these two projects I have been working on my new warp.
I have made two samples so far so that I can decide which pattern and which thread I will end up using for my final design.
This is sample 1
and sample 2 which is using different thread held double.
The project will turn out to be a table runner with corresponding place mats, so hopefully I don't run out of warp making samples :O
Reading wise: I have a new book on the nightstand - To kill a mockingbird. I look forward to getting into this classic.
What have you been up to this week?
I will be sharing this post with all of my weekly creative friends, so do pop on over there for some great inspiration!
So many beautiful things going! I remember when Nutkin was all the rage and everyone in the Blogosphere was knitting it. Your cross stitch is just darling.
ReplyDeleteHi Caffeine Girl,
DeleteThank you so much. I love the simplicity of the Nutkin pattern so I can totally understand how it could have become quite popular :)
Thanks so much for visiting.
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I love your cross-stitch. Those socks are beautiful. I have yet to make a pair of sock, but these have sparked my interest. Your weaving is so pretty. Another craft that I would love to learn. So many crafts, so little time.
ReplyDeleteHi CathieJ,
DeleteSock knitting is really quite addictive, you should really try it :)
Thank you so much for visiting.
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Ooh I do like the socks! I drifted away from the sock along, but I have some on the needles that I'll post soon! Happy crafting!
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