Team Rubberhoars iz Ossim
February 17, 2010 by Lis
Filed under Knit, Ravelympics, Shawls
The Ravelympics is here! I took this opportunity to take a break from sweater knitting and pop my shawl cherry with Clapotis (I know, I know, everyone and their grandma have done it already). I’m still doing the increases and will have to speed up a little if I want to do something else before the [...]
Yet Another One Row Handspun Scarf
November 27, 2009 by Lis
Filed under Finished Objects, Knit, Scarves
Oh Malabrigo or should I say Mmmmmmmalabrigo. Certainly soft as buttah but a bitch to wind. I had to keep pausing while winding because the yarn kept sticking to itself. Also, as the yarn is so soft, I’ve to wonder how well the scarf will hold up. I’ll be hesitant to use this for a [...]
Knit Picks & eBay Will Bankrupt Me
Previously, every time I wanted to buy some Knit Picks yarn, I’ve always joined a spree. This time, I decided to do everything myself. Knit Picks doesn’t ship international so I had to use VPost (third party shipping service). From ordering to receipt of delivery, it took about 2 weeks. Not bad at all. However, [...]
Autumn Monkey
May 16, 2008 by Lis
Filed under Finished Objects, Knit, Socks
When do you consider a project as fully completed? Immediately after the knitting’s done? Or when ends are woven in? How about when it’s blocked? For me, it’s all of the above plus when it’s been photographed. That’s when I consider the project as fully completed and I can change the project status on Ravelry [...]
Monkey See, Monkey Do
I’m almost done with Juliet. It’s soaking in a basin sans buttons as we speak. After knitting something so big (to me), I need to knit something small and a little more complicated. Clearly, the answer is socks and socks it is!
I cast on for Monkey last night and am loving the way Knit Picks’ [...]
Branching Out Scarf
I’ve started yet another knit project! This time, it’s Knitty’s Branching Out in Knit Picks‘ Merino Style in Frost. I’ve only done 3 repeats so far and I love the pattern so, so much. If this is what lace knitting is like, I can add yet another addiction to my list. The scarf definitely needs [...]

