I knew I wouldn't have much time for projects but I picked a simple one as the next in line to finish. It's a simple pattern and one color so easy packing.
Not a huge amount of progress but I did manage a complete motive and I dug around and found another skein of the same yarn so the stash will be moving in the correct direction! I did a variation of a pattern I found on the blog Martin Up North, He was basing his scarf on a section of the Hotel of Bees Shawl, which is also on my wish list. I've been a bee keeper, I don't have any now, but I have spent many a lovely afternoon watching industrious bees coming home loaded down with pollen, doing the "direction dance" as we called and it then zooming off again. I seem to be having a thing with hexi's lately too..
I've started the next pillow also, same fabric but triangles this time. And I've got a couple of square pillow forms so another item out of the craft room.
These mini rulers are great for jelly rolls, I bought a few from the Sewing Show last year and I'm finally putting them to use. They were less than 2.00 each and I'll say it was a great deal.
I've gotten the center sewn together and I'm lining up the other pieces, The top couple be finished by this weekend, fingers crossed.
I need to get on the ball if I plan on making a bit more room so I can bring home a few things from the Southern Eastern Animal Fiber Fair this October.
So my Year 9 progress hasn't changed much, I'll weigh my skein this week for blanket progress
So here's where it stand as of now:
615 yards Yarn in and 957 yards out.
I jelly roll in process in and 2 .25 yard Panels and 1 yard of fabric in.
Thanks for stopping by and be sure to check out all of the other great projects in the Year of Projects Blog along.
Hotel of bees shawl is on my to-do list too. One day! I like the scarf pattern - simple and sweet.
ReplyDeleteI made a hexagonal filet blanket like this last summer as a gift. It's such a sweet pattern I want to make it again (and maybe again! :) Thank you for linking to Martin Up North and his story behind his making a scarf/shawl with this stitch pattern. What a nice story. And lovely scarf. I admire bee keepers. Honey isn't my favorite thing to consume, but I love looking at it, and the idea of it, and I truly admire people who keep bees and harvest the honey.
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