Pressed Flowers

Lynn has a new pair of socks.

She used Malabrigo Ultimate Sock and Crazy Zauberball to knit the Pressed Flowers Socks (Pattern purchased on Ravelry). These are so cute! Lynn enjoyed making them and said she would knit them again.

Field Day (above) and Bitter Pill (below) are two brand new colours of Dyed in the Wool that Mr. UPS delivered this afternoon. They are hanging in the store and are available online.

We carry Kathmandu Aran in the store and I brought in a couple colours of Kathmandu Fingering to see if I liked the yarn. It feels great. I’m going to ask Deidre to knit a sweater with it. Right now I’m thinking Alpine Bloom.

Queensland's Super Fine Weight Kathmandu Fingering yarn is a luxurious blend that embodies elegance and sophistication. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this exquisite yarn features a composition of 85% wool, 10% silk, and 5% cashmere, offering unparalleled softness, sheen, and warmth. Each 100-gram skein of Kathmandu Fingering yarn contains 425 yards of creative potential, ready to be transformed into delicate shawls, luxurious scarves, and exquisite accessories. Whether you're knitting intricate lace patterns or delicate stitches, Kathmandu Fingering yarn's fine weight ensures impeccable stitch definition and a luxurious feel against the skin. Indulge in the beauty and opulence of Queensland's Kathmandu Fingering yarn, where every stitch reflects the craftsmanship and quality that Queensland is renowned for. Elevate your crafting experience with this sumptuous blend, and let your creativity soar as you create pieces that are as timeless as they are extraordinary.

The two colours we brought in are available online and in the store and I will be adding more over the next month. There are 29 colours in all - I don’t think we’ll have all of them but there will be a great selection.

I put my sweater on two circular needles and put it over my shoulders. I need to add another inch before dividing for the sleeves. I don’t want the armholes to pull because the yoke wasn’t long enough. Now back to it!