Changing Seasons (Fox and Rabbit MSAL) /1

I've made very little progress on the January section of this MSAL, and it's not surprising. I spent most of my hobby time on the personal coding project that I'd started last month, and didn't stitch much. (I've almost completed the coding project, though, so I guess the arty hobbies will rise to power again.) … Continue reading Changing Seasons (Fox and Rabbit MSAL) /1

Wall Hanging: L&T SAL 2018

My Linen and Threads SAL project is now a wall hanging! I added decorative crochet edgings to the top and bottom of the piece, a dowel at the top, and a fringe at the bottom. The fringe is still wonky, and I'm hoping to find methods to straighten it. If all else fails, I'll just … Continue reading Wall Hanging: L&T SAL 2018

Tasseling Borders

I took yet another break from knitting -- but only for a few days -- during which my mom and I made tasseled fringes for some of our saris. We have a wedding to attend in a couple of months, and we really need to start finalizing apparels and accessories. I'm sure you know how … Continue reading Tasseling Borders

Blood and Ash top

The two-tone top is done! I used up the entire skien of the gray yarn, right down to a tie-cord accessory 😉 at the neck. I still have almost one skein of the red left, though. I'll have to think of a project for it. I'd mentioned earlier that I'd made a ribbed raglan for … Continue reading Blood and Ash top

The beginnings of a runner

Not the athletic kind of runner -- it's the coffee table kind I'm talking about. With the yarn left over from the Tiny triangles top project, I decided to first do some cross stitch, something that I haven't done in a long, long while. Yarn that still remains after the cross stitch project -- and … Continue reading The beginnings of a runner

Tiny triangles top

Hurrah! The top with triangles is officially done; I just finished weaving in the ends a few days ago. I'd kept thinking of this as my first multicolor project, but I realized when I saw an old, old tote bag that I'd knit -- that was my first multicolor, stranded-knitting project. Of course, I didn't … Continue reading Tiny triangles top

Lemony shawl

It's Lemony because of the beautiful bright-yellow color of the yarn. I started this project because I wanted something different to do while I was trying to finish other projects. 😀 Some of those other projects are still not done, but this wrap finished up pretty quickly. I first started with the top-down approach without … Continue reading Lemony shawl

Diamond Yoke Pullover — done!

It's done! My simple beginner yoke sweater. Well, it's been done for a while now, I just hadn't written about it... Here's how it looks on me -- A very high-contrast picture indeed! 😛 Regardless of the quality of the picture, I'm happy with how the project itself turned out. I stopped working on the … Continue reading Diamond Yoke Pullover — done!

Waiting granny square pieces…

I'm trying to remember how old these pieces are. (The photo looks pretty old, but I assure you, I clicked it just yesterday using a retro camera app on my phone. Very retro, indeed! 😀 ) I almost can't recall when I made these, but they're at least a couple of years old. I can … Continue reading Waiting granny square pieces…

Granny Hexagon Placemat

Harmony. That's what I felt when I started working on a placemat using my stashes of tan and black light weight yarn. And that's what I feel after I'm all done with the piece. The colors just complement each other so beautifully. I'd like to acknowledge Kara at Petals and Picots for her photo-filled tutorials … Continue reading Granny Hexagon Placemat