Pattern: Spider to Web Bookmark (Ravelry mine)
Yarn: New Hisuji-chan, Japanese yarn in white and some Wool of the Andes in Cloud when I ran out
Hook: USE/3.5 mm
Timeframe: October 1 - 30, 2012
Mods: None.
Problems: None, yet again.
Timeframe: October 1 - 30, 2012
Mods: None.
Problems: None, yet again.
I also spun a bit in order to make a spiderweb. I thought an earlier skein would not be enough, so I spun more:
Fiber: Undyed Correidale roving
Source: Copper Moose
Ply: 2
WPI: Ummm...didn't check. 16ish?
Final Amount: 22 yards, 11 grams and 14 yards, 7 grams
Problems: The first skein (on the right) was lovely, and I was surprised I got that out of my spindle. The second bit...not so much. It's not balanced (overspun, underplied?), it's tight whereas the first one has some loft, and I'm just not happy with it. Good thing it's going for a project where that doesn't matter!
Hook: 3.25 mm/USD
Timeframe: October 31, 2012
Mods:None.
Mods:None.
Problems: I don't love it, will need to re-block it in the future.
Pattern: Spider Web Scarf (Ravelry mine)
Yarn: Patons Bamboo Silk and a Coats Glow in the Dark Embroidery Thread
Yarn: Patons Bamboo Silk and a Coats Glow in the Dark Embroidery Thread
Hook: 4.0 mm/USG
Timeframe: October 2 - 30, 2012
Mods:None.
Mods:None.
Problems: I'm not thrilled with how it turned out. It needs a brooch or something to keep it up - or maybe it needs to be made with acrylic that will keep its shape better. Something.
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