I thought that I would introduce myself too! I'm Jen, the other co-host of the blog. My mother-in-law taught me how to knit about 10 years ago, but I have really been knitting the last 4 years since we moved to Pennsylvania. Being born and raised in southern California, I did not have as much need for hand knits. What am I saying, everyone needs hand knits! I also learned how to spin on a drop spindle last spring, purchasing my first spindle at Maryland Sheep and Wool 2013. I purchased a lovely Bosworth spindle.
I also cross stitch and am working on the Once Upon a Time Sampler from The Frosted Pumpkin Stitchery. If you like to cross stitch, or even if you have never cross stitched, I highly recommend them.
Here is January and February:
Now I am going to take inspiration from Jess and answer the same crafting questions that she did.
My yarn of choice? I also prefer fingering
weight. The projects that I make the most are socks and shawls. I am also making a sock yarn scrap blanket. (I have 65 of the 1,000+ squares done.....)
This is from the beginning of the year.
Favorite colors? My favorite colors are jewel tones. I love purples, blues, pinks and teal. I prefer cool tones to warm, and silver to gold. I am trying to branch out from my favorite colors though so I don't end up with 1,000 purple shawls.
Most recent FO? I also just completed a shop sample for The Cyborg's Craft Room, using the Limited DK base. I knit the Duotone Cowl in the colorways Sage and Hera. I did my best to make jogless stripes, and kitchenering in the round is a pain, but I think I did pretty well. The yarn is so soft and squishy with a great drape to it. I wish I got to keep this one.
Favorite colors? My favorite colors are jewel tones. I love purples, blues, pinks and teal. I prefer cool tones to warm, and silver to gold. I am trying to branch out from my favorite colors though so I don't end up with 1,000 purple shawls.
Most recent FO? I also just completed a shop sample for The Cyborg's Craft Room, using the Limited DK base. I knit the Duotone Cowl in the colorways Sage and Hera. I did my best to make jogless stripes, and kitchenering in the round is a pain, but I think I did pretty well. The yarn is so soft and squishy with a great drape to it. I wish I got to keep this one.
Now that we have introduced ourselves, please introduce yourself.
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