The soaker's not washed, the scarf is not blocked, the sock is still in time-out with no yarn to match.
And I've started new projects.
This may look like I'm just recycling an old picture, but trust me...this is new. I have yarn left from my scarf, so I decided to make a matching hat. This (I hope) will have the braid pattern going around my head with a flat top.

I'm worried that this might be Saxon Braid overkill, but does that stop me? No.
What about the fact that I rarely wear hats due to the hair-squashing factor? Does that stop me? No.
Does the fact that I'm bored with this pattern stop me?
You betcha.
So I cast on again, this time with a CIC vest. I'm using 2 strands of Arucania Nature wool in a dusty rose color. When done, it will have hearts going up the front with a hugs and kisses cables on each side. The pattern is adapted (read: winging it!) from this Arans and Celtics book.

The CIC challenge for Sept./Oct. is for sweaters and vests. I figure I can finish this by then. Abandoning projects doesn't happen as easily when I'm in a time crunch.
1 comment:
That CIC sweater is going to be so cute. Pink is the perfect color for that pattern. Looking forward to admiring it when it's a little bigger.
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