half baked

Instead of finishing one glove completely, I started the second to save time while I figure out how to make the hole Karo wants. Seriously. This is damn hard.

Cast-on for my endpaper's and about 1/4 way throught the first one I realized I didn't like them as much as I had hoped. I'd post a picture but it's already back at the pond. Maybe a houndstooth motif instead. *shrugs*

I'll be so glad when I can knit for ME.

I have two other *secret* projects in the works right now for two friends who are all about exclusivity. They want stuff nobody else has, and nobody else will ever have. Easy enough, look forward to me breaking many copyright laws in the comming weeks.

what else?
Oh yes. I'm going to clean up this blog, sit down and write out some CSS/HTML and make a proper webpage. Whats the use of havin skills if you dont use them right?

arrrrrrrr guy

arrrrrrrr guy, originally uploaded by j_sun.

you so boxxy

And in the category of things that have now taken up my life...

This year I keep a few resolutions in my minds eye...

One: become stronger than I was before the accident
Two: being all my needle projects to fruition
Three: erase visa debt, and save up the cost of vacations BEFORE hand


Here's what I plan to accomplish so far for 2007. Crazy is as crazy does..

not in order

1. Fair Isle fingerless gloves/armwarmers *my own design for Karo
2. Endpaper mittens
3. Bella Paquita *Click
4. Lelah top *Click
5. Amelia *Click
6. Clapotis *Click
7. An undetermined triangle shawl as a gift to a friend
8. An undetermined rectangle shawl as a gift to a friend
9. Odessa *Grumperina


Besta get knittin hmm?

RudeCoreCap

RudeCoreCap, originally uploaded by j_sun.

pattern comming soon@!

Rep that shit Ms. Noble

traviest

traviest, originally uploaded by j_sun.

I knit this for a good friend using 1 skein of cotton yarn. no itchies here, no siree bob. The last thing you want to think riding down a hill is how much you want to scratch your forehead. This was made for man's size medium.

what you will need:
1 50g skein of desired color (worsted weight)
5mm 16inch circular needles
5mm double pointed needles
tapestry needles to weave in ends

Cast on 96 stitches
K2P2 rib for 1.5 inches

Cable Pattern:
Row1: * CB6, P2, K2, P2* Repeat to end
Row2, 3, 4: * K6, P2, K2, P2* Repeat to end

Repeat these 4 rows 8 times then begin decreases

Row1: * K2tog,K2, SKP, P2, K2, P2* Repeat across (80 sts)
Row2: * K4, P2, K2, P2* Repeat across
Row3: * K2tog, SKP, P2, K2, P2* Repeat across (64 sts)
Row4: * K2, P2* Repeat across
Row5: * K2tog, P2tog* Repeat across (32 sts)
Row6: Knit all sts
Row7: * K2tog* Repeat across (16 sts)
Row8: Knit all sts
Row9: * K2tog* Repeat across (8 sts)

break yarn and weave through the last 8 stitches and tie closed. weave begining end in and BOH. you have the traviest hat evAr.

white night

white night, originally uploaded by j_sun.

i love this scarf, it's a (late) christmas prez for a girlfriend of mine who moved away. pairs perfect with an off the shoulder top when its too cold to wear alone. I used Romni Wool's hand spun 2(100g) skeins in white and they key point here---> it knits up so freakin soft.

This pattern work in multiples of (3 + 2)
Size 10mm neeedles

Cast on 17 stitches
Row 1 (RS): k1, *yo, sl1, k2, psso the two knit sts over; rep from *, end k1
Row 2: p

repeat these two rows to desired length, block, add fringe and enjoy !

A-hoy-hoy !

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