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Glasgow SnB may be hosting a Yarn Swap soon, and this is what I'm considering swapping, although I haven't decided what for yet! My good friend Karen has some Rowan All Seasons cotton and Addi circulars which are tempting!

I bought this chunky Yarn from Crafty Fingers in Shawlands the other day - the artesano alpaca is going to become some baby things, but the Baba (such an appropriate name) is already this :)

Its a little blanket for a Car Seat or Moses basket, the yarn is very soft and slubby, and beautifully bright and colourful for a new baby.
It still needs blocked and the ends all sewn in, but that won't take long.
Now I am very proud to show this - finally making progress with my first (adult) sock :0)

I should take a better picture in the daylight, but you get the idea, up until now I had only done about 6 rows of rib, the last night 70 rows of stocking stitch! Its like knitting with toothpicks, but it does get addictive since its so .... mobile.
Well I 'd better get on with "turning " that heel!
2 comments:
Well done on the sock so far ! They are kind of addictive and so handy when you have small children because you can just put them down and pick them up without having to finish your row :0)
It's all mine, precious, and I won't swap...
India
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