Well, the colours in these photos at least (are unthruthful, for those who don't read blog post titles). It is all a little red or yellow, but you see, I have been busy, and social, and busy, and busy, and hi, I'm Michael and I have the attention span of a gnat on speed and the organisational skills of a pineapple (nothing against pineapples, but they aren't know for being well organized). My point is, I never remember to take photos of things in the daylight, so I am stuck with poorly light shots on my shoddy little desk (which is going to be replaced with a nice big table, which I can actually work at, and I am so excited).
Likewise, The Helm is done, has been done for two days and has been worn for two days (and oh my bubbeleh , the double-thick brim is sooooo nice and warm right now) and as a result, I have no pictures I am willing to share. Yet. They will come, as my weekend is free enough to find some time I hope.
Oh, as an aside, the black and orange (which is more of a slightly dirty orange) are supposed to turn into Princeton Knucks, if I can figure the gauge out (and that deserves it's own rant, maybe tomorrow). I hope I got the orange close enough to Princeton orange, so if there are any Tigers out there, let me know when I upload the good photos, eh?
Howdy,
ReplyDeleteI'm intrigued by the technique of your Princeton Knucks project. What is it you're doing with both colors? Is it double knitting, or perhapps intarsia?
Sincerely,
Danny
Danny, that would be Fair Isle or stranded knitting.
ReplyDeletei am so amazed by anyone who can knit fair isle with such fine yarn and tiny needles, on top of knitting knucks. i am SCARED of you...and i can't wait to see how they turn out!! =D
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