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FINISHED OBJECTS 2008:
flicca
It's fall. In fact, right now it's so much fall here that it possibly gets. There are brown, yellow, ochre and red leaves flying around. It rains sideways, sometimes even from below! (? - Up until now I've only heard about morningside angora
montego bay scarf

FINISHED OBJECTS 2007:
sunflower tam
embossed leaves socks
here there be dragon socks
icarus shawl
coachella
crochet scarf
cobblestone cardi
diagonal cross rib socks

FINISHED OBJECTS 2006:
debbie bliss shrug
jaywalker socks
silk skull cap
pomatomus socks
sisu kneesocks
river rapids socks
sursa shawl
zik-zak socks
triangles within triangles
online cotton socks
hourglass sweater
cabeled bag
urban rustic gloves
cowslip scarf
dreamcatcher socks
cashmere scarf

FINISHED OBJECTS 2005:
baby frilled edge jacket
asrai
one skein wonder
isis wrap
birch
klaralund
rachels bolero
jytte slente wrap
baby kimono
temptation
alpaca beret
alpaca shawl
clapotis





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Monday, November 28, 2005
FO no. 11, 2005, alpaca beret

I have "some" alpaca yarn in my stash... And one girl who needed a new hat. She even wanted me to knit one! Give me a knitting mom who could resist that! I have knitting needles and I have one Sarah Dallas knitting book. So here we have one alpaca beret - finished the other day:



details:
yarn: 50 g of red thin alpaca from du store alpakka and a little bit of bright green
needles: 2,5 mm circ. for ribbing, 3 mm circ. for the rest
pattern source: sarah dallas; "knitting"
She is actually wearing it every day now!:


And there is more. New knitting.
I knew last winter when I knit two clapotis-es that these were not my last ones... I didn't realize how empty my knittinglife was without a clapotis on my needles before I split some yarn (garnstudio's cotton viscose, yes I split it lengthwise to get one thin strand to knit together with - well - yes of course - yet again the alpaca..) - and was ready to start Clapotis III:

Shhh - don't tell her, this is going to be a christmas present for my mom:...



No, she doesn't read my blog!


 

Posted at 09:37 pm by karen

Eilene
December 7, 2005   08:44 PM PST
 
What a beautiful beret. I love how it lays. I made one a few years back & it doesn't lay quite as nice. I need to get that pattern.
Bente B
December 1, 2005   03:09 PM PST
 
Nydelig lue!! At du orker å splitte det garnet, det er utrolig, he he!! Men det blir definitivt finest, da!! Jeg har bare strikket en Clapotis, men bruker den mye og burde sette igang med en til!! "Skal bare" først... *fnis*
Strikkelise
November 30, 2005   09:11 AM PST
 
Great hat, and in such yummy colours. The new Clapotis looks promising, too. :)
Name
November 30, 2005   09:07 AM PST
 
Skøn hue - kan godt forstå hun er glad for den!
Og Clapotis III - det må jeg sige, du er udholdende.....og så med splittet garn!!
KH Britt
kris
November 29, 2005   12:09 PM PST
 
that beret is too cute! love the green contrasting edge.

great idea to use the cotton viscose together with the alpaca, and the heathered green is gorgeous for clapotis. i'm tempted! don't know if i could ever be asked to split the yarn, though, so prolly i would just hold them together as they are...
Tari
November 29, 2005   09:12 AM PST
 
The beret is supercute! I will be humming "Raspberry Beret" (the song by Prince) to myself for the rest of the day now!
I love the green colour for clapotis. You choose the most beautiful greens.
erin
November 28, 2005   11:58 PM PST
 
This is such a beautiful beret in such a striking colour and it looks so soft too! And what a clever idea to split the yarn - but you must be very patient!
 

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