Time for secrets, and gifts to be made. It's hard to share without giving too much information, but besides:
This, for a little girl.
Using up stashed yarn, and getting dangerously short on white yarn, so the thumb is very colorful.
This, for a little girl.
Using up stashed yarn, and getting dangerously short on white yarn, so the thumb is very colorful.
And:
Pies! From a pumpkin! Never did this before. Six pies total.
In two shifts/days:
And:
A Sock; someday there will be two... Again: ran out of yarn for the very end of the toe. This is a great selling point for knitting socks "toe-up". I'll have to decide whether it's worth it to undo the leg and remove a bit.
And:
Something for Norway in January! Stunning! Pattern is Kilm Gloves from Interweave Knits, Winter 2007. (Again, awaiting a mate.)
And a LOOONNNGGG term project: A cardigan for myself. No rush to finish. I enjoy the mosaic color method. The sleeves have a different design than the body. A true knitter's dream project.
Happy Early Winter!
OMgoodness, Julia. Such beautiful work. The gloves and the cardigan are stunning. I used to make pies from squash all the time when the kids were small. Such a pioneer I was. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
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