So here are my selections which are now parcelled up and some ideas for the next bucketload.
or the very similar
Using Lorna's Laces Shepherd's Sock in Vera (70) - a mix of blocks of magenta, khaki and stone. (Actually have just wound this and it's going to be quite bold colour blocks so glad I'm doing a sock without complicated stitches on it).
Frootloop using Sparkleduck merino/nylon in a hot pink semi-solid.
Nutkin using Colinette Jitterbug in Lichen (75) - sort of dark yellow. Although I am quite tempted also to use that yarn for Goldengrove.
Galder using Nimu Yarns' 'Tussmorker' (with two dots over the o) in a purple / blue colour from a 2009 sock club.
Love Bugs in Wollmeise Merino Superwash 'Walk the 'red' line' from same sock club.
Knitty's Annis is on the next list:
Hedgerow using Posh Yarn Esme in Keep Smiling Through, which is a muted sandy tropical sunset sort of a colour.
Love Bugs in Wollmeise Merino Superwash 'Walk the 'red' line' from same sock club.
I have a big skein of laceweight Touch Yarn which I'll probably use for an Aeolian,
(although it will probably end up this big...)
I like the Torreyana too, but I think it looks best in some shiny worsted as below:
Tea Leaves Cardigan in Manos del Uruguay Silk blend in that rosey blend with flecks of green and gold.
Urban necessity gloves in Misti alpaca sock in a russety grey.
Knitty's Annis is on the next list:
And the Pea Vine shawl which is not yet released but on the way from Knitspot.
Other socks (if I can ever face socks again) are Rivendell, Ellington and Kalajoki. And the Vinterblomster mittens. Love.
What do you think? Any patterns you hate? Any suggestions for better ones?
I think I need to give up work and just knit!
2 comments:
yup it was yarnharlot and she went so far as to call it her own sock club. not only has she knit each month's club pattern but has also been squuezing out extra socks too.
I would like to be organised too.
I've used a freezer bag system for a couple of years now and it does make you feel very organised. Thing I find though, is that once I've bagged the stuff up and put it into the large plastic bin in my craft room, it frees up space elsewhere in the house that can be used to store more (new) yarn. Beware! ;)
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