More March in Minnesota
Anyhoo, babykins seems to have finally cleared all the hives from his system- that was an interesting 14 days. Now, if the sun will come back and bring us some decent light, maybe even nice enough temps for an outdoor photo op, I hope to get some cute pics of the little guy in his new little vest. I may even have another piece of spring baby attire ready to add to the event. I'm working on a little bulky vest, kind of a knit equivalent to a North Face puffy quilted down vest (well, equivalent in my mind, it was kind of my inspiration...) Just need to get the seperating zipper, and maybe work up a coordinating hat. Fun, fun.
In non-baby/child knitting news, I think I've decided on my next personal knit. (ravelry link) I am also seriously considering Leslie's suggestion of knitting myself a good old Central Park Hoodie. I do love a good hoodie. I think the only thing holding me back a bit on that one is the fact that everyone and their neighbor has knit it, kinda like the adorable February Lady Sweater. I have a secret inner fear of showing up to a knitting night somewhere and seeing 4 other women wearing the same thing I'm wearing, kinda puts a damper on that whole I made this and it's unique aspect of creating one of a kind clothing... I know, they would still be unique, but not as unique...
Designing has become such a love of mine that I have more ideas in my head than I could ever knit up, but I really do appreciate having a knitting project in the works that I can sit and work on when I don't really have to think nearly as much (not at all is preferrable), when somebody else has done all the thinking and the checking and the multiplying, and I can just knit. I've knit my gauge swatch and now I just need some yarn, I'm itching to go...
Ooh, and then I think I'll be starting a summery skinny cotton Green Gable (got the pattern from my swap partner gyviolet- thanks! your package totally rocked!)- hafta finalize color choice on that one, but choosing is so hard, have you seen all their colors in person?! One of the best things about Blue Sky Alpacas' yarns has got to be their color selection. Their colors are so vibrant and rich and they coordinate so well with each other. Those ladies have such a good eye- I'm biased, I know, one of those lovely ladies is my lovely younger sister, but seriously, sister or no sister, their colors are fabulous and I may have to make more than one of these because I'm thinking it would be great in Squash, Pink, Cherry, Zinc, and/or French Blue...
Okay, it's 25 degrees outside, 62 degrees in my house (no fire last night), and the sun isn't supposed to show it's face until late next week- I think I'll be baking for breakfast...
9 Comments:
Your model is a natural - he clearly loves having his picture taken! What a cutie!
have fun going to the greenhouse! I had to laugh at the second pic, he's so cute but that is an all boy pic! (look where his hand lies, very boy!) smile
cute!!!!!!!!
What a cutie! He'll be out of that sweater in no time...they grow so fast. I love my Green Gable sweater....course, don't worry, I'm in Maryland, we probably won't run into each other :) (if we do...I'll be sure to tell you that your sweater looks better than mine!:))
What a cute little sweater on a cute little guy! I really have something for stripes lately. All the knits I find cute have some! Congratulations! And I'm all with you for spring to come!
You know I've never bumped into anyone wearing a knit that I recognise! I'm always on the look out but nothing so far! :D
Darling baby and sweater! So jealous of the greenhouse, have a wonderful time.
oh, man o man. they grow too fast.
precious precious baby boy!!!
hope you all had a wonderful knitting. and i do hope the sun came out and the coffee was strong.
and there were flowers AND knitting! xx
The CPH will be beyond adorbs...and 5 months already?!!
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