Stash Diving - scary but worth it!
So I dove into the old stash cupboard today - I've sort of got an idea of what is in here.....
and then there are the "What WAS I thinking" yarns.
I have to make decisions about these projects, decide, take action, and move on.
In the WWIT category - we have two today.
- projects of shame that are so close to being finished....but for some reason are not....
- projects started.....but frankly were way over my knitting ability way back when they were bought....
- yarn bought with no specific project in mind (my green phase LOL)
and then there are the "What WAS I thinking" yarns.
I have to make decisions about these projects, decide, take action, and move on.
In the WWIT category - we have two today.
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Made in Italy 40% Mohair, 38% Wool, 16% Acrylic and 3% Polidamide 50 gram ball, 100 meters/109 yards Recommended gauge: 16 sts and 20 rows to 10 cm on 5 mm needle Handwash per label instructions 17 balls - $50 (includes postage to the US or Canada) |
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Liberty Boucle by Louisa Harding 60% Mohair, 25% Viscose, 15% Polyamide 50 gram ball, 76 meters/83 yards Shade 04 - brown multi Recommended Gauge: 12 sts x 18 rows per 10 mm Suggested Needle - US 10/6mm Handwash per label 9 balls complete with the book "Winter's Muse Landscapes" by Louisa Harding $75 (includes postage to the US or Canada) I purchased this yarn to make the Timble design. A plain long-sleeved pullover as hinted at in the photo above. The largest size is a finished 48" and calls for 8 balls, I got 9 to make it a bit longer. |
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