Last night a friend came over because I wanted to wind two hanks that I was planning on knitting into another warm and fuzzy cowl. But once you have the swift and winder set up, you might as well ball every hank in the house. I knew about two of these, but apparently I subconsciously hoard yarn, so I kept pulling hanks out of bins in my sewing area. Surprise!
And, yes, those pinks are as neon as they look.
So today, I'm knitting up the two balls that started it all. They're a really strange color. It's chartreuse, and fuchsia, and lilac. Pretty much so ugly it's pretty again. And it's Malabrigo, so it's super soft. The pattern is Thirty-Eight by Jane Cochran on Ravelry. It's all seed stitch and ribbing, which is not my favorite way to knit, but I love the texture, so I'm stuck with it.
Linking up with Freshly Pieced for WIP Wednesday!
In the crafting world, there are few things better than a mountain of freshly-wound yarn. So many possibilities!
ReplyDeleteYou two can always come over here if you get the hankering to convert hanks again :)
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