Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Yarn Along


I finished up the fingerless mitts for my friend and managed to cast on and cast off her cowl. I am hoping to drop them off to her later today or tomorrow.

Once I finished up the cowl I promptly cast on a little something for myself. This is an easy and fun knit, and promises to be just what I need to keep me warm on these very cold days we are experiencing right now.

On the reading front I picked up a magazine that has been sitting in the to read pile for two months. I always enjoy reading this one and this time was no different. I am still enjoying Use Your Words and getting back into my doula reading.

What are you knitting and reading?

Joining in with Ginny and Nicole.

36 comments:

  1. You're knitting up a storm!
    That scarf you're knitting for yourself might be something I'd like to try as well, I'd crochet it, but I mean that it's a loop.
    Have a wonderful day!

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  2. You are knitting with a furry! I should have posted today but I've been so busy with my mom and vacationing an all. I cast on a tiny tea leaves for V and have been working though that. Last week I cast on and cast off a hat for D in three days, record for me! Next week I will post it when I have nice pictures of everything! Have a great day.

    Oh yes I'm going to try the Honey cowl too. After the tiny tea leaves...

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    1. Sounds like you are knitting up a storm to KC :) Can't wait to see the tiny tea leaves.

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  3. I love cowls that can be wrapped twice around the neck :) You have been quite the busy knitter this week :)

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    1. I hope I do too, this will be my first one. Fingers crossed I like it.

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  4. I have heard so much about the honey cowl! Looks lovely - and your friend is going to love her mitts and cowl - so beautiful!

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    1. Me too, that is why I had to give it a try, so many yarn alongers knitting it. Thank you!

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  5. Beautiful, vibrant colours!

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  6. I am glad to hear you are knitting yourself something Kim, you deserve it and the Honey Cowl is such a great pattern and will look so pretty on you!

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  7. So much knitting going on over there and YAY! for knitting something for yourself :)

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  8. It's always nice to knit for yourself :) Enjoy!

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  9. You are turning into quite a prolific knitter. Love the yarn choices!

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  10. The honey cowl for yourself, yay! It's going to be so pretty.

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  11. Great colours, I hope your friend likes her knitted gifts. Enjoy wearing yours too.

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  12. hope you love your cowl as much as I have been loving mine!! I love those purple colors...

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    1. I am sure I will, at least I hope so :) And thanks, it is hard picking colours for other people, but I think she will like them.

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  13. Love the colors of the fingerless mitts! Just lovely.

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  14. Beautiful knitting as always, Kim :) Enjoy the project for YOU! :)

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  15. Wow! Those look lovely! I love the look of cables with the twist look! Still haven't figured out how to do that with crochet...

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    1. Thanks Maria. I wish I could help you on that one, but I don't crochet...yet :)

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  16. Love your cable work! Beautiful!

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  17. Lovely work! You have me wanting to dive back into Use Your Words. Hopefully one day soon! :)

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    1. Thanks Sara. I am really enjoying it and trying to stretch myself a bit with my writing...we will see where it goes.

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  18. Lovely Knitting! I have that honey cowl pattern in my que to try sometime, but as I already made myself two new cowls this winter, it may be a next winter project! I am working on a lace weight sweater for myself from some yarn I have been dying to use that I picked up at the NH Sheep and Wool Festival......and it's looking good! Happy knitting!

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    1. Oh that sounds like a lovely project to be working on. Can't wait to see it!

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  19. such sweet knits, a gift for a friend and one for you! i hope it keeps you
    cozy warm kim! (and your friend too!)

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