Birch is birchy?
There has been a lot of knitting while Le Tour de France has been going on.
So you know how it works: I watch some cycling. I knit some birch. I have to rip back 3 rows. More cycling. More knitting. The cycle of cycling continues.
In the grand scheme of things, it's a good way to spend a few hours a day... hence, the progress.
Check it out:
And yes, red is still hard to photograph. This is much closer to the real colour:
She is officially 30% done! (Well, it's actually 31.2%, but I won't bore you with details.)
I was worried about having enough yarn, as I'm not exactly knitting to gauge, but by my calculations I should have enough! Huzzah!
So you know how it works: I watch some cycling. I knit some birch. I have to rip back 3 rows. More cycling. More knitting. The cycle of cycling continues.
In the grand scheme of things, it's a good way to spend a few hours a day... hence, the progress.
Check it out:
And yes, red is still hard to photograph. This is much closer to the real colour:
She is officially 30% done! (Well, it's actually 31.2%, but I won't bore you with details.)
I was worried about having enough yarn, as I'm not exactly knitting to gauge, but by my calculations I should have enough! Huzzah!
posted by Linz at 5:14 PM
2 Comments:
What a beautiful, rich color.
Thanks, Becky!
I wish you could see it in person.
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