You may have noticed something new on Knitty.
I designed those socks! And they are in Knitty, and this is super exciting! (Hi everybody from Knitty!) They also happen to be made out of one of my very favorite yarns, All for Love of Yarn Seella. "Seella" apparently means "strong" in Russian, and at 75% BFL (strong!) and 25% nylon (strong!), this yarn earns it. I have another pair in this same yarn that I have dried in the dryer, and they come out looking brand new. I can frog it as many times as I like and it has never gotten ratty on me. This is seriously yarn of steel. But it does not feel like steel - it is still luscious and soft on the toes. And of course it comes in Angela's special non-pooling variegated colorways, for added awesome.
My pattern is socks knit sideways - so the cables run the other way. I love non-standard sock construction, but I won't just do it for fun, I need a good reason (because there are reasons that toe up and cuff down are standard!). I'm really pleased with how these turned out, and the cables were interesting to make. Plus they look awesome with my Sunday shoes. So they are called Socks of Angst but I don't think they caused me any, what do you know.
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Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Sunday, December 1, 2013
Chocolate, Chocolate, Chocolate Sweater
Chocolate Sweater! This is the last pattern in my ebook, except for a super special surprise just for ebook customers. Chocolate is about my favorite thing ever, because to me, chocolate means comfort. This sweater is worked in a super stretchy ribbed pattern with fancy cabling at the hem and cuffs. Tunic length with kimono sleeves, the arm shaping is generous to accommodate sleeves underneath. Sweater is worked in one piece sideways from the center back. Sleeves are worked join as you go sideways from the center underarm. Cabled collar is added join as you go, as well, for a bare minimum of seaming.
This one is going to be a little bit different from usual, because my tech editor Carmel is awesome. Pattern is available at the discounted price of $3.99 for the first week (until 12/7). At that time, the price will revert to $4.99.
This one is going to be a little bit different from usual, because my tech editor Carmel is awesome. Pattern is available at the discounted price of $3.99 for the first week (until 12/7). At that time, the price will revert to $4.99.
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