Watch out world… January 19, 2006
Citius, Altius, Fortius!
I have decided to participate in the
harlot‘s Knitting Olympics.
harlot‘s Knitting Olympics.
The idea is to cast on for a project during the
opening ceremonies and finish before the end of the olympics. That is 16 days
of committed knitting. I know that I cannot complete a sweater during that time,
or anything like that, but I have decided to try and challenge myself. I will
be attempting my first stranded knitting project, the
from hello yarn. That makes me a self-declared member of the USA
Fair Isle Knit
Team.
opening ceremonies and finish before the end of the olympics. That is 16 days
of committed knitting. I know that I cannot complete a sweater during that time,
or anything like that, but I have decided to try and challenge myself. I will
be attempting my first stranded knitting project, the
from hello yarn. That makes me a self-declared member of the USA
Fair Isle Knit
Team.
(Button courtesy of
target="NewWindow">Jen)
The best part about these mittens is that they are
made out of target="NewWindow">Dale of Norway Hauk. This is a yarn in which
the wool fibers have been coated in teflon for improved water repellency. i
won’t nerd all over you right now, but expect a post on just how important
teflon is in my everyday science
life.
made out of target="NewWindow">Dale of Norway Hauk. This is a yarn in which
the wool fibers have been coated in teflon for improved water repellency. i
won’t nerd all over you right now, but expect a post on just how important
teflon is in my everyday science
life.
I have ordered the yarn, so there
is no turning back.
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