
Fortunately it wasn't cold and Jeff and I took advantage of calm weather to burn the summer brush pile in the garden.

I have a number of knitting projects on the go now. I've gone from working on just 1-3 things at a time to casting on anytime I feel like it and it turns out I like knitting that way and I feel like I get more done. I actually have a bit of a stash now as well, though nearly everything is set up as kits for upcoming projects.
In order to finish one of my summer tweed projects over the summer, I had to cut into a stash of it I had for another project. I tried to find a new project for using up what remained, but it is going over. Luckily I've been able to order another skein. Although it will be a different dye lot, I'm hoping it will not be noticeable used for the sleeves. You will recognize the Shaped Lace Tee pattern from Knitting Lingerie Style that I have made once before. I've made the bottom border a little longer this time and increased the overall length about an inch.
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While I wait for my yarn order, I will probably go back to working on the seaming and neckline of the Noro shrug. It is close to being finished!
1 comment:
I love your photo of the trees silhouetted against the sky. So dramatic!
Looking forward to seeing your Noro sweater. I didn't realize you were so close to being done. And the lace shaped tee has knit up fast as well!
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