Keeping myself honest
I'm nearing the end of the mindless stockinette socks (I actually sat in the poker room at the MGM Grande and knit today while The Gambler did his thing), and Coachella may go into hibernation (I hear that it cooled off back home while we were gone). So soon I will have to decide what project to start next. One thing I have to keep in mind is that we are going to Europe for 3 weeks on October 6th, and I picked up this dress to use as the "nice outfit" for the trip: Dropped lace scarf out of the purple Parisienne Purl scarf out of the red Parisienne and red Malabrigo, or maybe I'll use Boku plus red Malabrigo with the Parisienne. Clapotis - out of Fleece Artist KidSilk 2 ply (I'm in a Claptois KAL that starts in late September) Rogue - out of Mission Falls wool Flair - out of Patagonia nature cotton Dragonfly - out of Elsebeth Lavold silky wool and silky tweed Half Obi - out of Giotto Chelsea - out of Autunno and 2 skeins of teal Manos Sahara - out of Cherry Tree Hill Silk 2 button jacket - out of Colourworks (bulky) Lite Brite - out of Noro and Cascade 220 Melody's Shawl - from the kit Trillian 42 gave me as a VD present. And, there's another friend having a baby - a boy, so I plan to knit some Saartje's booties plus a Norwegian Baby Cap out of an orphan skein of sock yarn that is a blue/black marl. Not to mention all that other sock yarn that should be knit into socks... Labels: Knit from my stash |
Comments on "Keeping myself honest"
That is a LOT of stuff to knit!
Whew, ok I'm tired now reading your list! (hehe, about the length of mine!) Great black dress! One should always have a good one. Europe sounds like fun!
Great black dress! It's extremely flattering on you, I bet it will be appreciated.
love the dress. where in europe are you going? thanks for the offer to hitch a ride with you and your posse to the knitter's fair. i am not sure now if i am still going as there is a few things up in the air for that weekend now. i will keep you posted.
Love the dress - it looks like it has incredible drape. I've got a thing for pieces that rely on manipulation of fabric rather than embellishment. Very stylish.
Thanks for linking to the Half Obi... it's now on my TO DO list also.
You look great in that dress!
Whereabouts in Europe are you going?
And that list is long AND good, plus you have some more yarn on it's way to you...
Great dress!
I need a nap. That list makes me tired just reading it.
I really like that dress! And must admit, I'm jealous of you and your trip to Europe ...
I'm glad someone else has a long list of "to knit" items. Mine just keeps growing ...
Dress looks really nice! And I thought I had a long list.WHew!
Are you going to be in London? Can I take you to tea in Liberty's? Or will you be in Paris 27th/28th October?
So many questions....
~x~