Swatchitis
Well, I have been swatching and frogging more than knitting.
I have some lovely nonokitty wool/silk that is asking me to make it into armwarmers:
It knits up so nicely. I will definitely be needing more.
The gorgeous sweetgeorgia laceweight that seems to want to be a lace scarf:
But I don't care for this design . . . back to the drawing board.
My Brooks Farm mohair that is designing itself into a sweater:
And today, from my SP, arrived some gorgeous extrafine merino (in the most beautiful red!). There's about 550 yards of it... it would like to be a soft scarf:
I just keep petting it. That's not wrong. Lots of fine knitters do this.
Why am I stalled? It's not for lack of knitting time. . . it's because I have 3.75mm needles winging their way to me, and that's what I need for oh, let's say, all of these projects!
I've also decided I could give up all yarnweights except sport/DK and be perfectly happy in life.
I have some lovely nonokitty wool/silk that is asking me to make it into armwarmers:
It knits up so nicely. I will definitely be needing more.
The gorgeous sweetgeorgia laceweight that seems to want to be a lace scarf:
But I don't care for this design . . . back to the drawing board.
My Brooks Farm mohair that is designing itself into a sweater:
And today, from my SP, arrived some gorgeous extrafine merino (in the most beautiful red!). There's about 550 yards of it... it would like to be a soft scarf:
I just keep petting it. That's not wrong. Lots of fine knitters do this.
Why am I stalled? It's not for lack of knitting time. . . it's because I have 3.75mm needles winging their way to me, and that's what I need for oh, let's say, all of these projects!
I've also decided I could give up all yarnweights except sport/DK and be perfectly happy in life.
1 Comments:
alpaca should felt pretty easily... not as easily as wool though.
Wool won't felt if it's been treated... eg. if it's superwash, certain types of chemicals or even certian dyes...
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