A lovely cuff. |
But, since I did make some progress on my parents' afghan over the weekend, I felt like I could start a new project. I'm working these mittens in KnitPicks Wool of the Andes, originally bare, but dyed green by me with Kool-Aid and food coloring.
I'm still working on my Snowdrop(s) but they're already at the point where progress doesn't look like much.
Linking up with Tami for WIP Wednesday!
Being busy with teaching leaves only small amounts of time for blogging and crafting, so even though I am hopping around and checking out all the cool stuff, I don't always have time to comment. I hope you still feel the love :)
Very familiar, busy busy but not getting anything done. Hope you will work out your mittens!
ReplyDeletewow gorgeous colour for mitts, I love it. Have a knitty wednesday xx
ReplyDeleteOh I love the green for your mittens! I need to make a snowdrop, I've stared at the pattern long enough haha
ReplyDeleteThe green you're using on your mittens is gorgeous! I have a feeling you'll get plenty of use from those this year. Winter isn't on its way out just yet.
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely, vibrant green! I've dyed a lot with kool-aid ... I haven't tried mixing in icing dye, though. I shall do that someday!
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