
I've sent off a few handknits in the last week or so, so I figured I should also post them to the blog. The first package included this hat:
Foliage, in
Plucky Knitter cashmere fingering weight in Rustica.

I worked the hat with two strands of the yarn on US 6s. Hat mods
here.

The matching wristwarmers were knit with one strand on US 4s. (Details
here on adapting the hat pattern to wristwarmers.)

As with many lovely yarns, I struggled to capture its color but think that the first shot of the wristwarmers probably gets it the best. As far as cashmere yarns go, I think this one is a great value, since this whole set used less than 1.5 skeins (hat: less than 1 skein; wristwarmers: less than 0.5 skeins).
On EW's orders, I am posting two non-knitting, but happy-making things to the blog. First up: flannel pajama pants that my mom made me. The fabric is
Amy Butler flannel from
Stitchers Crossing. She was working off a pattern, but, apparently, they were turning out odd so she basically winged it. I am so happy for cool nights when I can wear these. (They have shrunk a little in the wash since this photo, but that's all for the best.)

And my new fall bag, which is what came of having too many lovely birthday gifts.

I hope you all have time for knitting and other happy-making things!
2 comments:
those are fabulous lounging pants, heb. i'm going to have to wing some for myself.
so cozy! And hilariously, I continuously admired those pajama pants in person but forgot they were homemade. Nice.
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