
Without me :( I have one skein of pink hand spun yarn that I got for christmas. I decided I was going to make hand warmers or arm warmers with it, that way I can knit in the car with them on *I'm ALWAYS FREEZING!!!!* I don't have a pattern except for the one from weekend knitting. Its very plain though and I wanted something more like SNB hurry up spring arm warmers. http://www.jejune.net/diy/archives/002730.html seen here. I started swatching and trying out a few rounds to see what it would be like. I'm thinking that this yarn is just a bit too thick for what I want to do with it. Soooooooooooooo I'm at a loss. I really have no idea what to make with it. I don't need any more hats or scarves, heaven knows I have enough! So any suggestions would be appreciated on what I could do with this lovely skein! In the meantime I guess I'll start to frog my cable sock back to the ribbing and try again. Hope the rest of you are having more luck than me!
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Bummer! How about this? (There's a link to the pattern below the picture.)
I'm surprised you're not getting a lot more cat action with that tempting yarn there!
What gauge are you getting? And how many yards is it? I love the sweater from the adorable tots book!
Chris - That was the original pattern I wanted to do but with this yarn it turns out way to large for my tiny wrists, I want a snug fit. Sockies however is just too old to even care for yarn lol that would be taking precious sleep time away.
Donna- I'm getting 5 stitches per inch in knit 2 purl 2 ribbing. I have 162 yards *4.5oz* in this colour.
I wanted to thank you for the sweet comment you just left! :D
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