So once again my intentions of writing regular posts lasted
all of a few weeks. Thank you to those of you who are still following me. One
of the reasons I haven’t posted in a while is because I had nothing to post,
not pattern wise at least.
Me & my finished shawl |
This year I completed my very first Mystery Knit Along
(MKAL). One night I was casually browsing through patterns on Ravelry, as you
do, and stumbled upon the Follow Your Arrow MKAL by the uber talented Ysolda Teague. I signed up immediately and I’m very glad I
did. Not only did I end up with an awesome shawl, the format of the pattern was
exceptionally fun. Each week we were given two
pattern options to choose from, with each working equally well with whatever
was chosen the previous week. The
mystery, the clever design and the unique format really got my designer juices
flowing and has inspired me to start writing more patterns again.
So purrrty! |
Lately I have been obsessed with stripes of rainbow colours
paired with a neutral background (also inspired by Ysolda actually – she's one of my new idols!). Without having any specific patterns in mind, I ordered myself some
lovely lovely yarn from Happy go Knitty and Spin Span Spun. I spent much of my
free timing thinking about how I would work the yarn and the colours into something
that was wearable but not too garish. So were born the Iridis mitts.
At some point this year I decided I wanted to make a stop
motion video of one of my knitting projects. As I was going to have to stop and
take a photo after each completed row, the mitts seemed like a perfect option
as it was already a quick knit.
Here, I present to you, knitting in motion!
I’m still polishing the final product, but if you’re
interested in these mitts, please keep an eye on my blog or on Ravelry as I
hope to have the pattern released by the end of this month.
UPDATE
This pattern has been tested and is now for sale on my Ravelry store. Follow the link below if you would like to help me support my knitting habit purchase the pattern.
UPDATE
This pattern has been tested and is now for sale on my Ravelry store. Follow the link below if you would like to help me support my knitting habit purchase the pattern.
I love the mitt pattern, and even more, I love the video!
ReplyDeleteThanks Feather Storm! It was lots of fun to make.
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