Oogyknitter

Neuroknitter and I are both working on this pattern (from www.die-wolllust.de) with yarn she dyed in the Tequila Sunrise colorway. I'm making mine way wider than what is described in the pattern. Stay tuned for progress and updates!

Sleeveless hoodie made by special request with cotton/wool yarn. Great pattern, not so great photo.

This section took forever to make but it was worth it - it's my favorite part.

Cables on each side add great shaping.

Thick socks made with really soft, thick yarn.

Not nearly so orange in reality. I probably have enough of this yarn left to make a whole other pair.

These are made with lovely, squishy yarn. You can probably tell that one still needs to be blocked.

This is a pattern from the latest Domino Knitting book. Here it is next to Pooh for scale. It (and its mate, still in progress) will be felted, and a non-felted cuff knitted on afterwards. Stay tuned for that update!

Here are the Logrollers with a few FOs for 2008 - the first (and so far only) pair of socks of the year, a stranded headband that I actually did using a stranded knitting technique (thanks, Lisa!), and the DNA Scarf.

...again

This one is also made with over-dyed, formerly ugly yarn, using EZ's pi shawl pattern.

I finished this a while ago and thought for sure I'd posted a picture.... This is my very first shawl, and it scared me so much that I put it down for several years before I finished it.

I made this during a recent knitalong, and actually kept up with the group. It's made with yarn from Blue Moon Fiber Arts, and I had enough left to make...

I finished most of this last night waiting for the fireworks to start - and was glad for the warm but lightweight wool. Even polar bears appreciate the extra warmth!

OK, so I haven't spun much of anything lately, but I did finish both of these skeins off this past week.

I figure if I post this then I'll do some work on it. This will be a ribbed vest for me, and at this rate it will be done just in time for the cold weather!

This is the latest shawl from a KAL - for some reason I'm really slow and the KAL is long finished. Judging by the size of the cone, I'll have enough yarn for at least 2 more when I'm through!

Large - sort of. Here is another pair of socks I've started. It's not the greatest picture, but you can kind of see the bat done in lace. Hee.

Here is a picture of a project I completed a while ago, with the wool I dyed (see Pooh pics below) and the Hemlock Ring pattern from brooklyntweed.blogspot.com. I've since made another, and have given both away :)

The shawl didn't make it past the stuffed animals. I'm happy with how it turned out. You can't really see them, but there are a few beads here and there as well.

Clydesdale Horsie is showing off one of the $1.97 Gap scarves, now overdyed with One Shot, in strawberry. The original scarf was grey, with yellow trim.

Here's a version in blue. There's been a lot of dyeing around here lately!

Here is my attempt at blocking the Secret of the Stole knitalong item I completed over the holidays. The blue stuff you see are the play mats I got for just this purpose.

I'm about halfway through the next shawl knitalong, using some lovely alpaca yarn I've had for a while.