Pittsburgh Projects I
Given that my knitting funk was longer and more depressing than the Hollywood writers' strike, giving precious suitcase space to yarn and needles seemed silly. I did pack a nearly-finished hat, as well as one hank of yarn for a cowl. Paper takes up far less space than yarn and/or a finished project, so I did pack a few patterns. However, I never visited a yarn store, and those languished in my suitcase.
I did visit a local craft store, but that is for another post. This post is dedicated to the celebration of a finished project that I have worn several times since completion: The Sideways Grande Cloche by Laura Irwin (Boutique Knits)
Additional Info:
November 8, 2008 - November 30, 2008. Laziness turned a two-day project into a three-week project.
I used roughly 1.5 hanks of Plymouth Baby Alpaca Grande #1709, and I had to drop down to US #7, US #6, US #5, and US #4 Denise circular needles to get gauge!
I modified the pattern only slightly but casting on six less stitches for a less “deep” hat.
I am very pleased with everything -- except for the Carol Bradyesque hair poking out from the hat that is.
I did visit a local craft store, but that is for another post. This post is dedicated to the celebration of a finished project that I have worn several times since completion: The Sideways Grande Cloche by Laura Irwin (Boutique Knits)
Additional Info: November 8, 2008 - November 30, 2008. Laziness turned a two-day project into a three-week project.
I used roughly 1.5 hanks of Plymouth Baby Alpaca Grande #1709, and I had to drop down to US #7, US #6, US #5, and US #4 Denise circular needles to get gauge!
I modified the pattern only slightly but casting on six less stitches for a less “deep” hat.
I am very pleased with everything -- except for the Carol Bradyesque hair poking out from the hat that is.
Labels: Project - Sideways Grande Cloche




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