Cowldici Is On!

Hello on this pulled pork taco Saturday!

I've done the first few rows on my Cowldici; it starts with CC1:


You might recognize this alpaca/silk laceweight from an earlier Casapinka project; I still had 8 million miles of it left so thought I'd use it for this project (doubled to make a fingering weight).

Work continues on Rogue Pinion as well - I've just started RP6 this morning.  I went one too many repeats of RP5 - it was that fun!

Hoping to get a few other things progressing today, more to come!

Stay safe and well :)

Comments

neuroknitter said…
Nice!
I'm writing Rogue Pinions 7 and 8 today!
March 6, 2022 at 7:19 AM
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