June 24th to be exact since I last posted anything on here. For the past two months I’ve been a busy knitting bee. I took on Aidez and completed it. LOVE. LOVE. LOVE. this sweater. I wear it almost everyday. I used Ironstone Harmony for this project, and where I really do love the yarn I would not use it again for a sweater. It peels like crazy. But I do love the way the yarn knit up. You can find my Ravelry notes on Aidez here.
I haven’t had an opportunity to get any full shots of my Aidez, so this one will have to do for now.
I’ve also been working on a couple of other smaller knitting projects. One colorwork hat and a honey comb cowl. I had trying to knit up Koolhaas but apparently my attention span or memory are not very good.
The colorwork hat I’m knitting is Plaid Hatter by Tot Toppers. My ravelry notes for this hat can be found here. I’m going to make this hat for my nephew, and well, I’ve never done any kind of colorwork knitting before I thought I’d start of by knitting something fairly easy. I really do love this pattern. I’m going to make one for each of my nieces. I’m using Knit Picks Comfy Sport in ivory and peony. The numero uno reason I chose this yarn is it’s washable. I figure if children are going to be wearing them I had better make them easy to clean. I must say I’m in love with this yarn. It’s so soft and non-itchy and I love the drapiness of it.
And lastly, I’m working on the honeycomb cowl by Pink Brutus. This is quick, easy knit. The pattern is a three row repeat and sized from toddler to adult sizes. I’m using Cascade eco+ yarn on size 10 needles. It’s a very quick knit. I’ve been working on it here and there in the evenings for about a week now and I’m almost finished. You could easily whip on out in an afternoon.