Monday, May 08, 2006
Log cabin washrag
I've avoided adult-sized blankets because I've heard the horror stories from other knitters - monotony, expense, sheer boredom and that I'll-never-get-this-finished feeling. But the log cabin technique was alluring...
I knit up a small swatch to see if I would enjoy it, and I'm happy to say that this book made a log-cabiner out of me. It's mucho fun! No sense in unraveling this small swatch, so I'm going to do another round on this and add another dishcloth to my collection.
Yarn: leftover Sugar'n Cream; Needles: US7
I knit up a small swatch to see if I would enjoy it, and I'm happy to say that this book made a log-cabiner out of me. It's mucho fun! No sense in unraveling this small swatch, so I'm going to do another round on this and add another dishcloth to my collection.
Yarn: leftover Sugar'n Cream; Needles: US7# posted by rocketbird @ 9:33 PM 
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I'm totally digging the colors on this! tre's chic!
(sorry...that was my VERY lame attempt at french)...let me try again....
"totally awesome!" (i'm from california, can you tell?)
(sorry...that was my VERY lame attempt at french)...let me try again....
"totally awesome!" (i'm from california, can you tell?)
Ok, I'm gonna try to comment again...Blogger sure is acting weird this morning. As I was saying...
Thanks ladies, for the compliments! And for the tip - knitting some squares and sewing them together is probably a good gameplan for me.
And no worries, Cristina. My hubby is from the OC. Cypress, to be exact.
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Thanks ladies, for the compliments! And for the tip - knitting some squares and sewing them together is probably a good gameplan for me.
And no worries, Cristina. My hubby is from the OC. Cypress, to be exact.
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