Prime time part 2

A pair of socks in Mini Mochi. Started with Judy Becker's cast on, created my own style heel up to the cuff.Russian bind off was used for a flexible cuff. Wietse's feet size - he loves them! I did not know though that my camera had such a cute features for images!

Een paar sokken in Mini Mochi. Ben begonnen bij de teen, en heb daar de opzet van Judy Becker voor gebruikt. Ik heb mijn eigen variant hiel gebruikt en na het breien van het boord de Russische afkantmethode gebruikt. Het is Wietse's maat, en hij vindt ze prachtig. Ik wist alleen niet dat mijn camera zulke leuke foto's kon maken.

Together with the first pair I made - for your convenience I pasted the images below..., I have used two balls of Mini Mochi in total.

Prime time May

The Designer Challenges group on Ravelry posted a challenge for the month of May. Baby, cables and ocean were the keywords.

I have been playing with baby yarn, just for my own fun, and came up with a wee cardigan and two hats. Baby set Atoll (Atoll: ring-shaped island in the ocean)came off the needles yesterday - the only thing left to do is type out the patterns in my notebook. 375 meters were used, as also 5 blue buttons.

February items

Three smaller items came ready this month. Two hats, and one little octopus. The octopus sure was fun to do, as were the hats. One of the hats was a small experiment for a stitch combination that looked difficult, but was really simple.

Ok... yardage...
Both hats took 200 meters of Mohair, and the octopus 115 meters of Knit Picks Palette; recalculated in yards I came at 344 yards.

Onwards to March ;-)

January post

Two items came ready in the past week and a bit. First - a hat for Wietse. Made out of red and white, especially for the cold winter days. Ironically the snow disappeared, and rain came in return... 100 meters were worked into the hat. Started: Jan 2, finished Jan 4

Second - another pair of socks in Trekking Maxima. I love that yarn for sure. 300 meters were used to make this pair. Started: Jan 5, finished: Jan 8