Anne was there by herself and welcomed me in with a cup of tea, so I sat down and made myself comfortable. I got two 2mm circs and then turned my attention to the Rowan Scottish Tweed DK needed for the Tweedy Waistcoat from the Fall Interweave Knits. I looked at the peat and oatmeal colours that the magazine had used but I'm not really a 'brown person', so after putting together several combinations of colours we came up with these 2 greens, Apple and Celtic Mix.
Here they are together. It will be a change for me from purples and greys. Now I just need to think about which size is going to be best because I'm a bit in-between. Probably the larger one just to be on the safe side. Apparently the model is wearing the smallest size and she looks really slim.
Stash have also just received a shipment of something rather exciting. I'm not going to say what in case you go and snap it up and there is none left for me. It had only just arrived yesterday and hadn't been unpacked or priced so I couldn't buy it, but I will be back in next week and then its mine all mine, mwahaha!!
Oh yeah, just remembered - they want me to do a workshop on sock knitting!! One of my worst nightmares is talking in front of people but I do quite fancy the idea as long as the group wasn't too big. I know I would be a bag of nerves though. I'm going to put a few ideas down on paper on how it could be done and have a good think about it. What do you think? Should I do it?
Tonight is the final night of Big Brother 9. As usual I got hooked on it from the start, but to be honest there is no-one left that I would even imagine winning. I do have a feeling it may be Rex even though the bookie's favourite is Mikey. I know it is marvelous how he has coped in there being blind but I don't really think he is that nice of a person. Not that Rex is either, the way he treated people especially Nicole, his own girlfriend! And Darnell just gets on my nerves with his negativity all the time. Rachel? Hmm, I think her obsession with grapes is a bit worrying. Maybe Sara? Who wins.........you decide!
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do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it!
Love the yarn, love the pattern, love the colours!
Did that come across sufficiently camp? I was channelling Rupert Everett in 'My Best Friend's Wedding!'
Yes, do lead a workshop on sock knitting. You'll be fine talking to others about socks, just remember to take your notes. You won't need the notes, they will just help you to focus on what needs to be said. The rest will just follow.
I love the yarn you have bought for the waistcoat. That will look really good when its finished.
I'd agree with you on your chosen colours for the waistcoat, it's gonna look fab! Good luck with the sock workshop, hell,if I can teach a class, you'll be great. Good luck with it!
That sock pattern is incredible! No surprise you have been asked to do a sock knitting workshop.
Someday I will feel confident enough to take on "a bit" of a challenge like the Bayerische. Yipes!
Love your choices for the Tweedy, too. Green is just about the best colour in the world. :)
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