Well, I know I've been promising pics of my latest projects....but I just can't seem to find the time anymore to post. Oh, I do find it easy to brag on my Lil Rudy and post pics of him...so now is catch up time!
First are my
Spring Socks (Rav Link) Which I experienced "SSS/second sock syndrome" I cast on my second project and concentrated so much on it that I didn't pick to knit the second sock up again for quite some time.
The
yarn was a gift from my friend
Terri, when I saw it I immediately thought of springtime.
Of course, I always have to have a "big" project to work on...I went out and bought this yarn after a SERIOUSLY bad day at work. Yes, I fell off the "yarn diet" wagon. I haven't gotten a picture of me wearing it yet, so this will have to do for now.
The design & yarn are both from Classic Elite:
Smock Top using
Cotton Bam BooBeware of this yarn...it grows, luckily I made the sweater an inch shorter than the pattern called for. I did have to run an "insurance line" around the neckline...otherwise I'd be showing off more than just my top!
Then there's--
(Rudy's saying..."Thank goodness she didn't put that dress on me!")
The Little Black Dress w/ Pearls that I made for his girlfriend...no, not the sheep in the picture. He met Miss Sophie back in the spring at the Mutt Strutt, she's a petite little girl Tzu that is so much a little lady I couldn't help but think of Audrey Hepburn when I made this dress for her.
He took it to her this past weekend at
Dogtoberfest (a fundraiser for St. Francis of Assisi). She was so pleased that she sang him a song...they had a contest called Americanine Idol that she entered.
Now, onto the WIP's--
Keeping up with the "seasonal socks" theme, I pulled this yarn out of my stash for the Autumn Socks.
Opal Herbstmelodie (Rav Link) I found this leaf while walking Rudy, pretty darn close!
...and...
I've swatched for my
Celtic Vest I'm using my handspun yarn...I don't know if you remember but a
couple of years ago I had planned to do this pattern but found that I was going to be short on yarn, well since I've lost weight I think I'm going to be good on yardage now! At least lets hope so...
Whew...now that's done I can go knit!
Keep on Knittin' & Spinnin'!!