- Fathom-colorwork sweater (Pattern: Blue Betty/Yarn: Madelinetosh Tosh Merino/ CO 5 November)
- SKA October 2012-socks for Mom (Pattern: Phloem/Yarn: Shalimar Breathless/CO 17 October)
- mitts for Dad (no pattern/Yarn: Aslan Trends Ecolana/CO 3 December)
- Something for the newest little Proios...
- The Alpha Scarf II (no pattern/Yarn: Peruvian Tweed)
Best Laid Plans Queue (12)
- hat: Sheep Heid
- hat: Lucy Hat (Yarn: Malabrigo Twist)
- mitts for Devin (Pattern: Pike's Mitts/Yarn: Brooklyn Tweed SHELTER)
- SKA February 2013
- SKA May 2013
- SKA July 2013
- socks for Devin
- Dad Sweater (Pattern: Straboy/Yarn: Peace Fleece)
- sweater: KAL with Mom (Pattern: Folded/Yarn: TBD)
- sweater: lace weight
- sweater: Yom Kippur (Pattern: Spring Garden Tee/Yarn: Elsebeth Lavold Hempathy)
- Stranded&Steeked blanket (Pattern: Tir Chonaill/Yarn: Cascade 220)
Long-Term Works in Progress
- Spinning (8.5/50 ounces)
- Squares (1)
- Puffs (23/285)
- Stashdown Ratio (6:1)
FOs (7)
- [Proto]mitts for me (Pattern: none/Yarn: Jamieson's Shetland Heather Aran/FINISHED 29 November)
- Summer Garden Scarf (Pattern: none/Yarn: Araucania Chaiten, Plymouth Royal Llama Linen/FINISHED 27 November)
- Obsessions Hat (Pattern: Sideways Grande Hat/Yarn: Alpaca with a Twist Big Baby/FINISHED 21 November)
- Devin's Irish Sweater (Pattern: Killybegs/Yarn: Cascade Eco+/FINISHED 01 November)
- Circus Socks (Pattern: none/Yarn: Shibui Sock (love!!)/FINISHED 03 October)
- SKA June 2012 (Pattern: Bevy Socks/Yarn: Malabrigo Sock/ FINISHED o1 August)
- Pattern: Ocean Waves Hat/Yarn: Malabrigo Rios/FINISHED 29 July
Since I'm determined to finish those three projects by the end of the month (two of them by the end of next week!), I am, of course, entirely distracted by all the other things I want to knit. Immediately. Kate Davies just published her new book, and in the process of drooling over it I decided to knit Tir Chonaill in the Cascade 220 you see piled above. I have two skeins of the lightest grey, and two of the heathered black, so it'll be a bit monochromatic, but I think it'll make a lovely throw for the living room; I've been thinking and thinking of knitting one ever since I saw Suzy's, and after taking two classes on stranded knitting and steeking, I'm ready to try my hand at something bigger than a swatch. At least, I think I am. Maybe I should reserve judgement until I've finished the colorwork on my sweater.