March final report, Project Spectrum
It wasn't too hard to think of projects in the red/pink portion of the color spectrum, as they are my favorite colors.I finished the Turtleneck Shrug from Scarf Style earlier this week. To do it as written does take just over four balls of Rowan Kid Classic. I got gauge on the size 7s as asked for in the pattern, and I used the Magic Loop to save switching circs for the turtleneck.
After I finished the Turtleneck Shrug, I continued on my stashbusting progress by starting Aibhlinn from Knitty with some blush heather Wool-ease I had floating around. The slightly faded color works well with this pattern. Of course Houdini might have his own opinion. Unless I knit 20 inches today, I'll be working on this for awhile yet.
And lo and behold I got my hooks out again! I was inspired by The Happy Hooker, which has all sorts of adorable crochet patterns. This is the One Skein Scarf, down in lovely red Plymouth Encore, a one skein stocking stuffer from the Husband, who has clearly picked up on some of my color preferences over the years.
I looked through my stash and pulled out some yellow and orange things today, ready for tomorrow's start to the beginning of April in Project Spectrum.
2 Comments:
Hi Emily,
I really enjoyed your bio on RevGalPals - I learned about a few new "favorite blogs" too! Thanks!
One day I hope you will take a photo of your Seabury Cross and put it on the blog.
Thanks much, Cathy.
I meant to do that with the Seabury cross, didn't I? I'll get to it yet!
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