I have a couple new projects on the needles this week, only one of which I can show right now:
The yarn is a silk/mohair blend that was expertly dyed by Alissa of headknits, and also Chestnut Hills Studio. The pattern is the romantically named 106-11 from Drops. I’m a few inches away from being done with the back, and I’m really happy with it so far!
What are you working on these days, and how is it going?
Quite A Yarn 
Romantically named? 🙂
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😉
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Kudos to Allisa for the coloring. And to you for such beautiful stitches.
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Her yarn really is lovely! And thank you 🙂
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LOL, I always have to laugh at the pattern names from Drops. So extremely creative. (/sarcasm) At least the designs are usually fun enough to make up for the names!
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LOL! Yes, very true! I’ve made a few of their patterns. Nice designs – terrible names 🙂
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That yarn is gorgeous! As far as needle arts – I am hopefully soon to be working on another hat as I came across some gorgeous yarn. I am still hoping to finish my granny square blanket someday!
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I can’t wait to see them! Your granny squares were looking great – looking forward to seeing them finished as well 🙂 But in the meantime you have all your other lovely projects!
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I love how this is knitting up. Drops really could do with snazzing up their pattern titles 😂
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Thanks! I’m happy with it too 🙂 Yes, they definitely could 🙂
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What a beautiful yarn! Reminds me of the beach back home (Puerto Rico) 🙂
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It is lovely! Love that it reminds you of home 🙂
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This is knitting up beautifully. I can’t wait to see it finished! Great pattern name. 😉 What would you call it?
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It really is!! Lol! I’ll have to think about it!
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That’s gorgeous! Looks like the ocean!
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Thank you, Bonnie! It does!
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