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Some progress, albeit slow

Oct 11
2008 @ 10:30 am

boheme number two

I completed the second Boheme for Maia about a week ago.
Pattern: Boheme by Allegra Wermuth
Yarn: Lamb’s Pride Worsted in Raspberry (2)
Needles: size 7… i think.
Mods: I increased the largest size by 4 stitches and went on my merry way, skipping the lace pattern cuz I am not in good head space for lace these days.
Results?: Great! A little big, which is perfect. I think it will last for a couple of years. Maia LOVES it. I am so so lucky to have a kid who truly appreciates the things I make for her. She even pretends to knit me hats in the car. Because mine always seem to blow away. Oh yea, I got the cute triangle turquoise buttons while visiting the Gleek out in Bay Ridge. The shop had a HUGE selection of buttons, ribbons and other notions. Not to mention fabric and patterns.

boheme again

I also knit some socks for Cassie–that was a bust.

Pattern: socks with short-row heel (my first, with help). I cast on 36 stitches and did a 3×1 rib.
Yarn: Koigu KPM in a purpley colorway (p324)
Needles: sz 1 magic loop
Results?: note to self–no need to rib the whole thing for a baby. The socks look great, but they are too tight. They’ll be gifted to a skinnier baby sometime this week.

socks

Bonus photos :)
sock crop mjcw

Comments

Veronique ( Oct 19, 2008 @ 8:50 am ) wrote:

Aw, your girls are so cute! (Are you sick of us saying that?).

mamie ( Oct 19, 2008 @ 3:43 pm ) wrote:

okay, so here is the plan. next year i am taking the family to the east coast for rhinebeck and then i will finally get to ‘meet’ some of you spiders that i have come to know so well and then i will get to kiss your pretties. they are absolutely to best. sending kisses anyway, hope rhineback was great. :)

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