
Until I return, here is some knitting candy to keep you entertained. The picture at the beginning of this post is of my second Fetching glove yesterday morning.

And here is the completed set yesterday evening – a full FO!
Let’s see that again!

I’m very pleased with this knit. I followed the pattern to the letter for this, my first Fetching pair. For my next pair, I will be experimenting with the bind off, finger length, etc. Although the picot bind off the pattern calls for is pretty, is does curl quite a bit. This particular FO is a pressie for someone who uses a computer a lot and has a propensity for being cold. I felt the bind off curl was okay as it allows your fingers to move very freely which is a good thing when using a keyboard.
Details: I used some of two balls of Mission Falls merino wool (I used 'Mallow' 025) on 3.25 mm DPNs. There’s enough yarn left over to add to something else or for a very small project.
Just to keep you up to date on other knitting progress, I managed to get to my LYS on Wednesday and picked up a longer Addi Turbo for my Not-So-Shrunken cardie. Here’s a progress shot.

And, last but not least, we had our first hard frost last night. Yes, fall is coming – my favourite time of the year! Here is a photo of our last rose of the summer. My sweet boy was behind me saying “Mmm! Mmmm!” as I was taking this picture. It turns out he wanted up so that he too could smell the rose and say “Mmm!” more!

5 comments:
Have a great trip! Your fetching is lovely, I like the color.
It is wrong that I'm jealous that you had frost. Bad allergy year.
Too bad you weren't coming to TO via TO. We could hang out!
Love the Fetching!
We only get frost about every three years, usually right after I put the garden in in April.
Have a lovely trip!
aw, love the last rose of summer pic. Frost already! Goodness, it's that time of year. Enjoy your trip.
Gawrsh - those mitts really are so pretty (I know I said it before but they are even better as a pair!).
Purple fetching and a frosty rose, yup Fall is arriving.
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