One exciting thing that happened in the last week was seeing some preview photographs of two projects that I knit a very long time ago (nearly a year ago) for Interweave Knits -- Holiday edition. Behold the Watercolor Beret, knit in a self-striping sock yarn


and the Overshot Mittens (I didn't name them, so I am not sure what the name means, although I think it's a weaving term maybe?).

These are very special because they are knit in St-Denis Nordique, one of my all-time favorite yarns. Think of all the fun you could have selecting your own two colors to make these:

like Magenta with Bottle Green, or Elephant with Blue Eggshell or Spicy Rose with Silver. The full palette is here (now with online ordering for Nordique yarns!).
The next few weeks are going to be insane here, as I try to finish up various deadlines, including a number of book projects, shepherding other people's projects to completion, and finishing the manuscript. I probably won't be posting as often until October...Don't give up on me, though, peeps!
9 comments:
i've been looking everywhere for that magazine, but none of the stores around here carry it :(
thanks for the sneak peek, though.
Fabulous knits! Congratulations.
YAYZ! back and badder than evah!
Overshot is a weaving term, used a lot in Coverlets. Love the mittens and the hat!
Grandmasstatus -- I don't know if you have a Barnes & Noble near you. Our B&Ns seem to carry most of the Interweave special issues. HTH!
So glad you are safe and sound, I hope you don't miss the Chili's too much. MMMMMMM Baby Back Ribs. Beautiful patterns!
Lovely hat but fabulous mittens (said as a knitter/weaver/spinner)!! Such a time you had but great to know that all is weathered and starting to be normal.
I'm sure it'll be worth the wait.
Good grief - what a lot to have happen all at once! Glad you survived, and love seeing your wonderful new patterns.
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