It's my first summer without summer brake... It is kinda hard, because usually July was my busiest knitting month. I'm not giving up this year, though!
In last few weeks I completed one big project and two smaller ones. And today I received long a awaited parcel - a skein of Malabrigo Sock yarn. I also got a free project bag, since the postage was seriously delayed. Oooh my!
But let's get back to my former -WIPs. I present to you.. my brand new Syna Shawl. Pattern Syna by Mary Renji.
For this shawl I used Cotton Soft by YarnArt and I was really pleased. This yarn is almost unspliatble! Perfect for crocheting!
The only modification I made was finishing work after a solid section. Last row was crocheted using a crab stitch. I still have some yarn left, but I decided it's big enough:
Now I have to buy a matching dress, because we've been invited to a wedding.
My other no-longer-WIPs are not that big, in fact they are tiny! It's a set of newborn-size cardi and a matching hat for my friend. She's expecting her first baby, and I still need to make a pair of small booties.
Free patterns: Marianna's Lazy Daisy Top-Down with sleeves and eyelet baby hat, both by marianna mel.
For those I used what I had left from Never Again Blanket, which was made for the same baby-to-be.
Now forgive me, but I can hear my lovely, soft, delicate skein of Malabrigo Sock yarn whisper... "wind me, wiiiiind meee!". I just have to trick my hubby into being a skein holder for a while!
Have a nice afternoon!
Gosia.
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Wednesday, July 6, 2016
Monday, May 30, 2016
Long weekend is gone...
...aaand I'm back at work.
I've had an amazing 4 day long weekend, though!
On Thursday we visited Pszczyna, just like last year. On Friday we ventured in the opposite direction and arrived at Moszna (please, don't check for direct translation from Polish to English... just don't). The castle itself, looks like it was stolen from Disney logo, but it has a certain charm to it.
Not to mention a skeleton-princess in the highest tower, who did cost me some sleepless nights when I was a kid.
The most enjoyable part for me was a long stroll in the park. Rhododendrons were still in bloom... and just look:
Unfortunately two days of sunny weather turned out to be enough to build up thick stormy clouds, and Saturday and Sunday got us mostly grounded.
Every cloud has a silver lining, right? I had ALL the time in the world to knit! I started with speedkniting booties for my cousin's new baby. Bows Before Bros by Carrie Briggs :
And then I moved to crocheting my Syna Shawl.
No. I did not re-brand my Banana Leaf Shawl. I guess it's destined to be my standby project.
It's a new shawl I started on May 20th. Pattern is called Syna by Mary Renji
I started using a delivery box as a project bag. You know how they say: reuse, re-purpose, recycle! :)So far I'm done with two lace section repeats, and I'm still enjoying my work. It is a mindless work except for moving from one section to another.
Netflix & Ch.. Crochet it is then!
Have a nice afternoon!
Gosia.
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