Red for Fall

This entry was posted on September 23, 2006 and is filed under Finished Projects,socks.

As the leaves on the trees slowly change, so does the color pallette of my yarn. Suddenly, there is less and less blue, white or pink and increasingly more of various shades of red. The simply knitted bodice is followed by new red socks and hopefully soon by the Banana Cardi and a wrap made from a beautiful warm spicy red shade of Lamb`s Pride Worsted.
For the socks I used 2 skeins of Knitpicks Pallette, dpn #1 and a simple chevron pattern from Sensational Knitted socks by Charlene Schurch. They are still waiting for a better and more flattering picture to be taken as with the colorful trees and chill in the air comes also less daylight and less time for a busy knitter to document her FOs

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• May 3, 2007 Anna`s Flying Needles wrote:
  I think this time it is definite. The temperature can still be chilly as I realized yesterday when I tried to knit outside and my hands were freezing, but the trees are budding and you can see daffodils and crocuses everywhere. /images/68197-59754/Dsc04214_(512_x_384).jpg">The project I was working among all those gorgeous flowers is nothing else than my first pair of Jaywalkers. I am not a huge sock knitter, but there are just some patterns you can`t ignore for too long. Besides I wanted to cast on something new found myself in great need of a small and easy ...
• May 3, 2007 Anna`s Flying Needles wrote:
  Spring came to Maine. I think this time it is definite. The temperature can still be chilly as I realized yesterday when I tried to knit outside and my hands were freezing, but the trees are budding and you can see daffodils and crocuses everywhere. The project I was working among all those gorgeous flowers is nothing else than my first pair of Jaywalkers. I am not a huge sock knitter, but there are just some patterns you can`t ignore for too long. Besides I wanted to cast on something new found myself in great need of ...
• May 3, 2007 Anna`s Flying Needles wrote:
  Spring came to Maine. I think this time it is definite. The temperature can still be chilly as I realized yesterday when I tried to knit outside and my hands were freezing, but the trees are budding and you can see daffodils and crocuses everywhere. /images/68197-59754/Dsc04214_(512_x_384).jpg">The project I was working among all those gorgeous flowers is nothing else than my first pair of Jaywalkers. I am not a huge sock knitter, but there are just some patterns you can`t ignore for too long. Besides I wanted to cast on something new found myself in great need of ...

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