I finished my hat made with Rowan Cocoon. One of the students promised to model it later today, but here's a little close up until she arrives:
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
WHEN SYSTEMS FAIL
Applications failed to load this morning. Some coworkers indulged in computer games. Not I -
Progress is slow on the Wing of the Moth shawl, but steady. This malabrigo lace is so fine and weightless that it feels like a whisper beneath the needles. This will be my third shawl and it occurs to me that I haven't introduced the other two on this blog - probably because they are in constant use!
I finished my hat made with Rowan Cocoon. One of the students promised to model it later today, but here's a little close up until she arrives:
(it's sitting on my lap) The Cocoon has just the right amount of mohair to provide a thick and impossibly warm knit. I get over heated just THINKING about wearing it! Luckily, it is to be a gift.
I finished my hat made with Rowan Cocoon. One of the students promised to model it later today, but here's a little close up until she arrives:
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5 comments:
"It feels like a whisper beneath the needles" What a great line.
OMGoodness! I'm so glad you found ME, because now I've found YOU. Look at all we have in common. I open up the blog and see a sunflower (my favorite flower of gratitude) and then I see flame colors and quilts and dogs. Yay! I have subscribed to your posts through my Google Reader.
The Wing of the Moth is gorgeous, and I love the hat.
What a very cosy blog post - great to meet you!
I remember that about the malabrigo when I knit my shawl. I think it looks fabulous. Love that orange.
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