Episode 66: Trickle Shawl

Thanks for tuning in to Episode 66!
This episode’s segments included:
  • Off the Needles
  • On the Needles
  • Brainstorming
  • From the Armchair
  • Events
  • Contest, News and Notes
  • On a Happy Note
  • Quote of the Week

Off the Needles

  • Yarn: Paton’s Kroy Fern Rose Jacquards
  • Needles: US 1.5 & 2
  • Pattern: OMG Heel Socks by Megan WilliamsDown Cellar Studio Podcast
 
  • Pattern: Caesious by Hunter Hammerson from Curls Book
  • Yarn: Malabrigo Sock in the Velvet Grapes Colorway
  • Needles: US 5: 3.75 mmimage

On the Needles

  • Yarn: Coloring Book Yarns, Sock base in the Marceline color way. Self-striping, black two grays, blue and a salmony red.
  • Needles: US 1.5
  • Pattern: OMG Heel Socks by Megan Williamsimage
  • Pattern: Mary, Millie and Morgan by Susan B Anderson
  • Yarn: Cascade 220 Superwash Sport in various colors
  • Needles US 3image
  • Yarn: One Twisted Tree- Shimmer Base- 93 Diagon Alley Colorway
  • Needles: US 1.5 image
  • Yarn: Paton’s Kroy- Blue Stripe Ragg
  • Needles: US 1.5
  • Pattern: OMG Heel
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  • Yarn: leftover fingering weight yarn from sock
  • Hook Size: D 3.0mm
  • Pattern: basic granny double crochet granny square- 3 rounds of colored sock yarn in centerimage
Crochet Bunting
  • Backstory: To be used on the basket of the knee scooter for my friend at work who broke her ankle. We’ve decided to “pimp her ride!”image
  • Hook Size: D 3.0mm
  • Yarn- leftover Oh Loops Platinum Socks in the Cindy Lou Who color way
Brainstorming
  • I’d like to cast on another curl. Not sure yet which one. I have some Frog Tree Pediboo Sport weight yarn in a turquoise color that I think would be nice. Any suggestions?image
 
From the Armchair 
 
Books:
Fan Girl by Rainbow Rowell
Podcasts:
Events
Marathon Spring Cleaning  – runs from  March 1, 2015 to April 20, 2015

 

  • Goal: Use as much leftover/ scrap yarn as you can during this time.  Only scrap/ partial skein yardage counts.
  • Along with your Cast-On post must be a photo of the leftover/scrap yarns you will be using.  You will keep one continual post through the KAL – updating with each new project and keeping track of total leftover / scrap yardage used.
  • We have opened a Chat Thread in Ravelry forum to discuss about project ideas. In Lisa’s first post I’ve linked to a number of different patterns that will work well for scraps.  If you have other ideas, come chat in the thread and I’ll keep adding to the list.
Prizes:

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Because I’m recording right before the contest ends, I am going to post the winners  in the Ravelry Group so stayed tuned over there this week for details!

Fiber Related Plans for 2015

Contest, News and Notes
 
This week I announced the release of my new shawl pattern: The Trickle ShawlIMG_7622-3
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You can get this pattern right now via the Infinite Twist webpage as part of a kit.

Kits available from Infinite Twist now!

Kits available in single colors and five-color gradients and include 500 yards of hand-dyed yarn, a bamboo circular knitting needle, stitch markers, tapestry needle, pattern marking pencil, and a zippered brocade notions pouch. and free shipping for the U.S. and China. Canada and UK shipping is now $10 (formerly $20), other international is $20.

Currently pattern is only available in kit form via Infinite Twist, so please go check it out!
In mid-May I’ll be selling the pattern via Ravelry.
To celebrate, we are giving away 1 kit. To be entered to win a kit, come over to this thread on Ravelry.
 
On a Happy Note
  • Easter in my family is always an adventure. This year was the first one for which I hid the kids eggs. The adults did a 6 pack swap!
  • My niece Riley and I had a girls day out for her birthday

imageFirst we visited my office.

Then it was off to the nail salon!
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Then ICE CREAM!
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When we got home she opened her leg warmers and showed them off to Uncle Dan.image image
Sunday morning we did home-manicures. With lots of glitter and jewels.
Gorgeous right?!image
Quote of the Week
A smile is the light in your window that tells others that there is a caring, sharing person inside.
-Denis Waitley

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