Leslie is knitting on Pole out of Berroco Boboli on size 9 (5.5mm) needles. She is also knitting on a pair of socks out of Highland Handmades in the Challenging colorway. She has also cast on Piper’s Journey out of Shibui Baby Alpaca DK.
Laura mentions Knitting Pipeline and Knitting Brooklyn.
Laura is knitting socks out of some lovely Labybug yarn on size 1.5 needles. Seriously, it’s adictive and you can get it for 10% off. Labybug Fiber’s code is LOVELADYBUG. She has also started a pair of Simple Skyp socks out of Socks that Rock Medium Weight in Sugarplum on size 2 (2.75mm) needles. Kezia mitts are on size 0 needles and are being knit out of Mackintosh Yarn. The pattern was gifted to me by the designer, Jessica Correa. Thank you Jessica!
Bags we mention: Piddleloop and Naturally Knitty (she has fiber too!)
Laura has finished, on the size 8 needles, Maine Morning Mitts out of some lovely Snuggle from the Fibernymph Dyeworks Knitter’s Choice club.
Laura has spun Crown Mountain Farms Superwash Merino in the Touch Me Colorway on the Lendrum (650 yards). The sidekick has some Twisted Fiber Arts in the Terrain (not a current colorway). I corespun half of a mini batt from Spincerly. It ended up at 42 yards. Big Blue Loop Batt is being spun into a worsted.
Leslie has spun 5 oz of Corgi Hill Farm as a single ply (622 yards).
Book Review: Winter Blooms by Patti Waters
Book Review: When My Baby Dreams by Adele Enersen
Thanks you KnitsInPublic for the coasters and tags!
Thank you Sue for the super cute cards!
Tangerine Designs has super cute bags! Get 10% of with the code: KNITGIRLLLS
Cloudlover Yarn and Fiber Club
Butler Bag by Jordana Paige. Love this for travel!
Colorshift yarn: 20% off with code 20KnitGirllls
Hobbledehoy (she’s actually closed her site and sells on etsy).
Mittens for Me! Clue one is out.
A big huge thank you to RoinGa!!!!! Leslie’s cowl is Brooklet out of Bugga, in “Painted Damsel” and Madelinetosh Pashmina in “Wellwater” Laura’s cowl is “Willow”. It’s in Malabrigo Sock in “Rayon Vert”.
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