Therefore I have been forced to use that little I brought over in my luggage. I think in someways it's good that my yarn isn't around, so that I finally knit the stash that has been around for a while. Like my handpaintedyarn.com Ejido 160.
As part of the Christmas Gifts Project 2007, I've finished two simple scarfs. Everyone, who has been an expatriate, knows that first few weeks, nothing is better than some relaxing mindless knitting, that allows you to keep an eye on things or avoid certain missing necessities.
Earthly scarf

Info
Yarn: Ejido 160 (100% merino, hand dyed)
Needles: 4,5 mm
Pattern: my own
My so called scarf

Info
Yarns: Ejido 160 (100% merino, handdyed)
Needles: 8 mm straight
Patterns: My so called scarf
And as a side-project I'm doing this:

I have to say, it has been and still is the most difficult "knitting project" of all.
1 comment:
Ciao Ingrid!!
Come va lì a Singapore?
Carina la tua bimba che lavora a maglia ... è già sulle orme della mamma, vedo :o)
La Silvia mi ha detto che, probabilmente, a dicembre vieni a Milano per qualche giorno ... mi raccomando: fammi sapere quando arrivi, così magari ci vediamo ... anche solo per una tazza di te!
Un salutone!!
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