I woke up this morning to a thermometer that read 7 degrees Celsius. For you American readers, that's extremely cold for September -- 44 degrees Fahrenheit, I believe. So while everyone mourns the passing of the first real summer Newfoundland has ever received (seriously! One day it was 37 degrees here with humidex -- our norm is 15-20 degrees), I am celebrating knitting season.
This is one of my favourite times of the year. I'm finishing projects that I can actually wear, I get to start work again as a teacher and my beloved sweaters come out of hibernation. There is nothing better to me than Fall.
So with the start of knitting season, I thought I'd share with you some of the projects I hope to tackle over the coming months. I'd love to see what you're creating too. Find me on Ravelry and we can share! I'm 'theruralknitter'.
From left to right
- The Marian Cowl by Jane Richmond
- Emma's Mittens by Minh Hoang
- Bunny Beanie by Noe Knit
- Paulie Cardigan by Isabell Kraemer
- Gwen Stacy's hat by Hailey Knits
- Orchids & Fairy Lights by tiny owl knits
- Hello New York Hat by Anna & Heidi Pickles
- Moss Stitch Bow Headband by Stefanie Fail
- Salt Water House Socks by Christine Mills
- Mug Cozy by Twisted Fibers
- Levenwick Cardigan by Gudrun Johnston
- Seamless Slippers by Jade Lee
Yay, fall!
ReplyDeleteI picked up an unfinished sock for the first time in months yesterday afternoon. Pumped.
Nice! I have two pairs of socks that I have to finish as well. I should get on that.
ReplyDeleteOoohhh whyyy do I not have/make time for knitting!!!! These patterns are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI want that bunny ear hat for myself! haha it's so cute!
ReplyDeleteI started knitting when i was seven, and then picked it up again awhile ago, and it's so hard for me to get anything done, i'm so slow!
Me too! It takes me ages to get a few rows done. I'm in search of some new speedier knitting techniques so if I find any, I'll be sure to share them with you!
DeleteYAY!!! I am also excited for Fall this year.... we had our first Stitch and Bitch of the season at my house this past Wednesday, happy to be back at it :) :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE your blogs new look, btw ;)
What I wouldn't give to have fellow knitters around me here. Knitting is a very solitary act for me, but I'd love to meet other knitters in my area. There doesn't seem to be many ladies (of the same age) here that knit.
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