So here is my update on what I achieved this week :
Slow progress on my Riyito Sweater
I think I mentioned in last weeks post >> that I was planning to make my Riyito Sweater >> my "Early Morning Knitting". This is what I did, so I knit on it every morning for about 30 minutes.
However, as the rounds are quite long, I only get about 2,5 rows done every day, which is not a lot as you can see. I attached the progress keeper (that little owl) last Monday and I took the photo on Friday morning - not really a lot of progress, but a little...
At least I finished the audiobook I was listening to * >> and moved over to the next one, called "Ein Café To Go in Togo"`>> - quite entertaining so far.
Started a new ball of yarn on my "Read Between the Lines" shawl
Attached a new ball of yarn to my Read Between the Lines Shawl |
This shawl is my "knitting on the sofa" project >> at the moment. I knit on it while reading on my e-book reader (this book, currently *>>) as I can do this without looking.
I finished what I had left of the handpainted red-pink yarn and replaced that with a ball of Drops Nord in a cyclam purple as the contrast yarn.
I made good progress here and I hope that I will be able to finish it by the end of next week. I will then probably start a new pair of socks for "early morning knitting", probably with scrap yarn.
I am eyeing the "ugly duckling socks" >> pattern at the moment, but have not decided yet.
This would mean that the Riyito sweater will graduate from Early mornning project to sofa knitting - but we will see.
In addition, there is the dice roll for the next round of "Knit 6 in 2019" >> next Thursday, so we will see which of my planned projects will be next to cast on.
So, how was your week, knitting-wise?
Any plans for the future?
Please let me know in the comments below!
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The shawl looks great and your jumper is coming along well. I’m always amazed at people who can read and knit at the same time.
AntwortenLöschenThanks! Well, that reading-at-the-same-time thing only works with quite simple knits, i.e. plain stockinette or simple ribbing - no lace charts without looking - at least not so far ;-)
LöschenYour progress on the sweater is good. If all you do is 30 minutes a day on it, then you have made nice progress. The shawl is amazing! You have the most wonderful eye for colors going together. I might need to take lessons from you on that.
AntwortenLöschenLove both and progress is progress! I love the idea that the sweater may move from early morning to sofa - is that a promotion?!
AntwortenLöschenIt looks to me like you made a lot of progress on your Riyito...love the striping colors. I absolutely adore your Reading Between the Lines shawl...especially the colors you chose.
AntwortenLöschenWhat a fun idea about the dice roll to decide your next project! I always admire the Read Between the Lines projects and your colors are very pretty. And speaking of color, the Riyito is dazzling! Looks like steady progress to me.
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